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Author(s) David Halliday

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ISBN 9781118230718

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Using the up, down and strange quarks only, construct, if possible, a baryon (a) with $q = + 1$ and strangeness $S = - 2$ and (b) with $q = + 2$ and strangeness, $S = 0$ .

(a) There is no possible baryon.

(b) The baryon is . $u u u$

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Step 1: (a) A baryon with q=+1and strangeness,S=−2 .

There is no possible baryon by the use of up , down and strange quarks with $q = + 1$ and strangeness $S = - 2$ .

Hence, there is no possible baryon.

Step 2: (b) A baryon withq=+2 and strangeness, S=0.

The possible baryon of three up quarks is the only which is with $q = + 2$ and strangeness, $S = 0$ .

Hence, the possible baryon is . $u u u$

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Using the up, down and strange quarks only, construct, if possible, a baryon (a) with $q = + 1$ and strangeness $S = - 2$ and (b) with $q = + 2$ and strangeness, $S = 0$ .

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Step 1: (a) A baryon with q=+1and strangeness,S=−2 .

Step 2: (b) A baryon withq=+2 and strangeness, S=0.

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Using the up, down and strange quarks only, construct, if possible, a baryon (a) withq=+1 and strangeness S=−2and (b) withq=+2 and strangeness, S=0.

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