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Baryon number

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Summary

A perturbatively conserved Standard Model global number assigning 1/31/3 to quarks and 11 to baryons; nonperturbative electroweak effects violate B+LB+L.

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BaryonBaryon number

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Authored explanation

Ordinary three-quark baryons have baryon number 11; antibaryons have 1-1.

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Quantum numberBaryon number

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Baryon number is an additive internal quantum number, perturbatively conserved in the Standard Model but violated by electroweak anomalies in B+LB+L.

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QuarkBaryon number

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Quarks carry baryon number 1/31/3 and antiquarks carry 1/3-1/3.

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