Some spectroscopic problems in the bag theory of quark confinement
R. L. Jaffe
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R. L. Jaffe
Abstract
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