quark model

E179971

The quark model is a fundamental framework in particle physics that explains hadrons as composite particles made of quarks bound together by the strong force.

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quark model canonical 3
constituent quark model 1
hadrons 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf model in particle physics
theoretical framework
assumes color singlet hadrons
hadrons are composite
quarks are confined
basedOn quantum numbers of quarks
quarks
strong interaction
compatibleWith quantum chromodynamics
describes baryons
hadrons
mesons
developedBy George Zweig
Murray Gell-Mann
explains baryon decuplet
baryon octet
existence of hadron multiplets
hadron classification
hadron spectroscopy
meson nonets
field high-energy physics
particle physics
hasVersion quark model self-linksurface differs
surface form: constituent quark model

current quark model
nonrelativistic quark model
quark model self-linksurface differs
surface form: relativistic quark model
influenced development of the quark-parton model
involves quark-antiquark pairs in mesons
three-quark states in baryons
laterExtendedToQuarkFlavors bottom quark
charm quark
top quark
originallyUsedQuarkFlavors down quark
strange quark
up quark
precedes full development of quantum chromodynamics
predicts mass patterns of hadrons
quantum numbers of hadrons
quark content of hadrons
proposedIn 1964
usesConcept baryon number
bottomness
charm
color charge
flavor quantum number
isospin
parity
spin
strangeness
topness
usesSymmetry SU(3) flavor symmetry
SU(6) spin-flavor symmetry

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Gell-Mann matrices usedIn quark model
quark model hasVersion quark model self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: constituent quark model
quark model hasVersion quark model self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: relativistic quark model
Gell-Mann–Okubo mass formula appliesTo quark model
this entity surface form: hadrons