Characteristics of Thermodynamic Quarks

Thermodynamic Quarks

Quarks	Quark Index	Internal Energy	Temperature
z z	ζ	U (MeV)	T (℃)
u u	1	243	-815
d d	2	0	-1,034
e e	3	-33	676
g g	4	298	-1,185
m m	5	1,186	-6,401
a a	6	3	6,529
t t	7	150	222
b b	8	-85	0
s s	9	50	-252
c c	10	-53	100

Quarks are building-blocks that we can combine to model more complicated particles. They have been mathematically defined by the union of a thermodynamic seed with a conjugate seed. There are 10 different thermodynamic seeds, so there are 10 different quark types. Each type includes an ordinary-quark and an anti-quark, for a total of 20 particles. Quarks are described by two numbers, their internal energy U and a temperature T as shown in the accompanying table. This list of quark characteristics summarizes an extended analysis of sensation aimed at understanding temperature and energy. For example, the large negative temperatures are associated with very stable particles. More detailed discussion can be found in the articles below that are marked with this icon

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