A logical explanation for quarks

Foundations of Physics 12 (4):419-431 (1982)
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Abstract

We construct a quantum logic which generates the usual quark states. It follows from this model that quarks can combine only in quark-antiquark pairs and quark (and antiquark) triples. The ground meson and baryon states are also generated and gluons are discussed

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