A Survey of Quark Line Rule
Nov, 197748 pages
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- Prog.Theor.Phys.Suppl. 63 (1978) 1-48
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- UR-641,
- COO-3065-186
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Abstract: (Oxford Journals)
The quark-line rule has been reviewed both experimentally and theoretically. The present experimental data are consistent with the good validity of the rule for the 1^− and possibly 2^+ nonets. The rule is also in reasonable agreement with the 0^− nonet. The possible violation of the rule has been estimated to be 6% for the 1^− nonet and 15% for the 0^− nonet. So far the best explanation of the quark-line rule is perhaps by quantum chromo-dynamics, although the existence of an unknown symmetry group responsible for it is not ruled out.- SELECTION RULE: IIZUKA-OKUBO-ZWEIG
- INTERPRETATION OF EXPERIMENTS
- VECTOR MESON: MULTIPLET
- MULTIPLET: VECTOR MESON
- MULTIPLET: TENSOR MESON
- MULTIPLET: SCALAR MESON
- SELECTION RULE: VIOLATION
- QUANTUM CHROMODYNAMICS
- NUMERICAL CALCULATIONS
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
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