We use the ideas of hadron supersymmetry and diquarks to obtain predictions concerning the masses of certain dibaryons from the known masses of mesons and baryons without using any free parameters. We find that the dibaryon, consisting of quarks, is unbound against strong decay. Likewise, we find that the dibaryon, in which one quark of the is replaced by a quark, is unstable against strong decay. However, in our model the dibaryon may be stable against strong decay.
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© 1997 American Institute of Physics.
1997
American Institute of Physics
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