Strange Quark Structure

Second-Generation Down-Type | Mass: ~95 MeV/c² | Charge: -1/3 e

Tetrahedral Cage Structure: The strange quark has a central -qCP surrounded by a single tetrahedral hybrid cage (4 CPs as 2 qDP-emDP pairs), with a polarized qDP cloud (positive poles inward) and an orbiting emDP system outside the cage providing 1/2 ℏ spin through ZBW motion. One cage layer distinguishes it from bare first-gen quarks.

Strange vs Charm Comparison

Strange (s): -qCP center, 1 cage (tetrahedral), ~95 MeV, + inward cloud

Charm (c): +qCP center, 2 cages (tetra+icosa), ~1.27 GeV, - inward cloud

Mass Ratio: Charm is ~13× heavier due to additional icosahedral layer

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Animation Speed: 1.0×

Camera Rotation: 0.3×

Zoom: 1.0×

Trail Length: 100

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qDP Cloud

Tetrahedral Cage

emDP Orbit (ZBW)

Orbital Trails

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3D Structure View

Cross-Section

emDP Spin (ZBW)

Real-Time Measurements

CENTRAL CHARGE

-qCP (down-type)

TETRAHEDRAL CAGE

r = 0.40

emDP ORBIT

r = 0.60

CLOUD RADIUS

r = 0.80

INNER RADIUS

0.300

DECAY STATE

Stable