In Section 6.2.2 we assumed that the combined spacespin wave function of a baryon was symmetric under
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In Section 6.2.2 we assumed that the combined space–spin wave function of a baryon was symmetric under the interchange of any pair of like quarks. What spectrum of low-lying baryon states composed of light quarks with zero orbital angular momenta L12 = L3 = 0 would be predicted if, instead, we had assumed that the wave functions were anti symmetric under the exchanges of like quarks?
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There would still be an octet of 12 baryons as before but only a single 32 state uds instead of the ...View the full answer
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