Nuclei, Protons, & Quarks

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Nuclei, Protons, & Quarks

“Particles” known by late 1960s Over 30 particles were known. Thousands more are known now.

“Particles” known by late 1960s These ones are “leptons”. They don’t seem to have smaller parts. Only 2 more have been discovered.

“Particles” known by late 1960s These ones are “hadrons”. Thousands more are known. Could there be a pattern here?

Murray Gell-Mann, 1969

All the hadrons… All hadrons known in 1970s could be explained as though “built” from 3 kinds of quarks. The thousands of hadrons known today require only 6 quark “building blocks.”

We smash protons together

Or we smash other things together

Stuff flies out in every direction

All of it can be explained by Six quarks Six leptons & four “force carriers”

But we never see a quark by itself.

Quarks “hide” in hadrons in nuclei.

Try to knock some loose and… They always make partners for themselves

We say quarks are “confined”

All experimental tests have supported model #3. Three models: Quarks don’t exist. Gell-Mann just got lucky. Hadrons are really “built out of” them. If we keep hitting harder, we’ll knock some loose. They exist but knocking them loose is completely impossible. All experimental tests have supported model #3.

Now we study this model...