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تسجيل مستخدم جديدContribution to the study of baryonic spectroscopy, using baryon mass ratios
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Boris Tatischeff
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The ratios between different baryonic species masses are studied. The result is used to tentatively predict some missing baryonic masses, still not experimentally observed.
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