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My question concerns the delta++ baryon.
I understand that the rest mass of quarks makes up a very small percentage of the total mass of a baryon, but I don't understand exactly what it is about delta ++ (uuu) which makes it have greater rest mass than a proton (uud).
If anyone can explain this I would be very grateful!
Thanks
I understand that the rest mass of quarks makes up a very small percentage of the total mass of a baryon, but I don't understand exactly what it is about delta ++ (uuu) which makes it have greater rest mass than a proton (uud).
If anyone can explain this I would be very grateful!
Thanks