Decimet Baryons as "Elementary Particles"
G. Rajasekaran
Abstract
G. Rajasekaran
Abstract
Models which regard the decimet ${B}^{*}$ as a composite of the octet baryons and octet pseudoscalar mesons usually give excessively large $\mathrm{SU}(3)$ violations for the ${B}^{*}$ because of the large mass differences within the baryon octet and meson octet. A model with ${B}^{*}$ as an elementary particle is constructed, and it is shown that in this model this difficulty can be resolved.
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Models which regard the decimet ${B}^{*}$ as a composite of the octet baryons and octet pseudoscalar mesons usually give excessively large $\mathrm{SU}(3)$ violations for the ${B}^{*}$ because of the large mass differences within the baryon octet and meson octet. A model with ${B}^{*}$ as an elementary particle is constructed, and it is shown that in this model this difficulty can be resolved.
Key concepts: Octet, Baryon, Physics, Particle physics, Meson, Pseudoscalar, Elementary particle, Hyperon