Physics – High Energy Physics – High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
Scientific paper
1995-04-05
Physics
High Energy Physics
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
14 pages, Plain TeX
Scientific paper
With quantum groups $U_q(su_n)$ taken as classifying symmetries for hadrons of $n$ flavors, we calculate within irreducible representation $D^+_{12}(p-1,p-3,p-4;p,p-2)$ ($p \in {\bf Z}$) of 'dynamical' quantum group $U_q(u_{4,1})$ the masses of baryons ${1\over 2}^+$ that belong to ${\it 20}$-plet of $U_q(su_4)$. The obtained $q$-analog of mass relation (MR) for $U_q(su_3)$-octet contains unexpected mass-dependent term multiplied by the factor ${A_q\over B_q}$ where $A_q,$ $B_q$ are certain polynomials (resp. of 7-th and 6-th order) in the variable $q+q^{-1}\equiv [2]_q$. Both values $q=1$ and $q=e^{i\pi \over 6}$ turn the polynomial $A_q$ into zero. But, while $q=1$ results in well-known Gell-Mann--Okubo (GMO) baryon MR, the second root of $A_q$ reduces the $q$-MR to some novel mass sum rule which has irrational coefficients and which holds, for empirical masses, even with better accuracy than GMO mass sum rule.
Gavrilik Alexandre M.
Kachurik I. I.
Tertychnyj A. V.
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