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Silviu
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Hello! I am a bit confused about the relation between the singlet configuration and symmetry of the system. So in the spin case, for 2, 1/2 particles, the singlet configuration is antisymmetric. But I read that the quarks are always in a singlet configuration, which means that they are symmetric in the color space. So as I understand, in one case singlet state is associated with symmetry, while in the other with antisymmetry. Is there a rule here?
Thank you!
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