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Spinor Rotation of I / L quark composites

All particles (neutrinos excepted) are composites of quarks. Quarks, following the classification scheme first laid out in L.U.F.E. (1985), come in two forms: I-quarks and L-quarks. Both can form either bosons or fermions. With each pulse-propagation (P-P), particles undergo "Spinor Rotation"...a 180° rotation around their vertical y-axis, followed by a perpendicular 90° rotation about their face. Symmetry and spin-handedness play critical roles in establishing the identity of the ST unit particle, whether or not it has mass...and how much, and its lifespan. Massless ST units have strong symmetries of their Formation-Vectors (F-V) giving them lightspeed. The few stable particles have mass because of the right combination of F-V asymmetry that also allows it to reproduce itself with subsequent P-Ps...the unstable ones do not. See below for more.

Helpful I and L Quark Reference Charts and select images from L.U.F.E. and The LUFE Matrix follow the gallery. The home page for Quark Portraits is here.

proton-neutron+SR2	baryons+SR	mesons+SR	pion-rho-D+SR1
pionrhoeta0-+SR	uu+dd+ss-+SR	kaons+SR	electronmuon+SR
neutrino+SR	photon+SR	photon-cc+SR	graviton-cc+SR
graviton-alt+SR	higgs-alt+SR	higgs-+SR

Spinor Rotation of I / L quark composites

In most of the graphics, 1-4 central composite-quark ST unit particles are shown to spinor rotate in two directions: clockwise (c) and counter-clocwise (cc). The initial spin-handedness often determines the result. Not all possibilities are shown.
Helpful I and L Quark Reference Charts and select images from L.U.F.E. and The LUFE Matrix follow the gallery. The home page for Quark Portraits is here.

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