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Some spectroscopic problems in the bag theory of quark confinement

R. L. Jaffe

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In addition to conventional mesons and baryons, the bag model predicts the existence of several classes of unusual hadrons. The spectroscopy of two classes of unconventional hadrons is discussed: first are the Q/sup 2/antiQ/sup 2/ mesons; second are Q/sup 3/ baryons or QantiQ mesons with quantum numbers forbidden by the nonrelativistic quark model.

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In addition to conventional mesons and baryons, the bag model predicts the existence of several classes of unusual hadrons. The spectroscopy of two classes of unconventional hadrons is discussed: first are the Q/sup 2/antiQ/sup 2/ mesons; second are Q/sup 3/ baryons or QantiQ mesons with quantum numbers forbidden by the nonrelativistic quark model.

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In addition to conventional mesons and baryons, the bag model predicts the existence of several classes of unusual hadrons. The spectroscopy of two classes of unconventional hadrons is discussed: first are the Q/sup 2/antiQ/sup 2/ mesons; second are Q/sup 3/ baryons or QantiQ mesons with quantum numbers forbidden by the nonrelativistic quark model.

Key concepts: Meson, Hadron, Physics, Baryon, Particle physics, Quark model, Exotic hadron, Quantum number

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