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On $\Delta^{+}$ particle decay
Using isospin notation
$$
\Delta^+=\left|\frac 3 2,\frac 1 2\right\rangle=\frac{1}{\!\sqrt{3}}\bigg(|duu\rangle+|udu\rangle+|uud\rangle\!\bigg)
$$
It is known all of the $\Delta$ baryons with mass ...
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If isospin is conserved in a given strong interaction, can we say that the interaction is certainly allowed?
If isospin is conserved in a given strong interaction, can we say that it is certainly allowed and it's not needed to check other conservation rules like baryon number, electric charge etc. ?
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Is isospin magnitude $I$ conserved? [duplicate]
Here is a table of isospin conservation in certain reactions.
It is often loosely stated that 'isospin is always conserved in strong interactions', but it is never clear whether they mean total ...
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Experimental proof for isospin conservation of strong interaction
I am having a surprisingly hard time to find direct experimental results for the (approx.) conservation of isospin in strong interactions. The canonical examples seem to be $\omega \! \to 3\pi^0$ and $...
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Isospin conservation for total isospin or third component of isospin?
In a strong interaction, is the total isospin or just its third component conserved? Or are they both conserved?
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Why is the strong interaction blind to the third component of Isospin?
Neutron and the proton have different values of $I_3$, the third component of the Isospin. Yet the strong interaction cannot distinguish between them. Why is this so? I can't understand this.
The ...
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Does strong interaction care about mass? (+ Isospin question)
So in the journey of trying to understand more about the strong interaction I have encountered some passages linking mass with strong interaction. Like from Greiner and Müller Quantum Mechanics - ...