Document Type
Article
Date
5-31-2007
Keywords
high energy physics-phenomenology
Language
English
Disciplines
Physics
Description/Abstract
Recent experimental findings of several mesons and baryons with "beauty" and "charm" as flavors remind us of the days when strangeness was discovered, and how its inclusion led to SU(3)-flavor symmetry with enormous success in the classification of the "proliferated" states into SU(3) multiplets. One of the key elements was the successful application of the first order perturbation in symmetry breaking, albeit what then appeared to be huge mass differences, and the prediction of new states that were confirmed by experiments. In this note, we venture into the past and, applying the same techniques, predict some new "beauty-" and "charm-" flavored hadrons. If these new states are confirmed experimentally, it may provide a useful phenomenological model for classifying numerous states that are found to be in the PDG data and could invite further theoretical challenges towards our understanding of symmetry breaking.
Recommended Citation
arXiv:0705.4525v1
Source
harvested from arXiv.org
Additional Information
The manuscript is from arXiv.org, more information at http://arxiv.org/abs/0705.4525