The Eightfold Way

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 Table of Contents
 Introduction: Remarks on the History of Strong-Interaction Symmetries
 Part I: The Broken Symmetry and the Mass Formula General Comments
 1: ""The Eightfold Way: A Theory of Strong Interaction Symmetry
 2: ""Derivation of Strong Interactions from a Gauge Invariance
 3: ""Note on Unitary Symmetry in Strong Interactions
 Part II: The Decimet and the Omega-Minus General Comments
 4: ""Strange Particle Physics. Strong Interactions
 5: ""Observation of a Hyperon with Strangeness Minus Three. Part III: Further Assignments of Supermultiplets General Comments6: ""Eightfold-Way Assignments for Yi (1660) and Other Baryons
 7: ""The Meson k (725) and the Eightfold Way, â#x80
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Baryon-Baryon Interactions and the Eightfold Way, â#x80
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Possible Existence of a T=0 Vector Meson at 1020 MeV, 
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Experimental Consequences of Ãı-Ï#x89
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 Part V: Intensity Rules General Comments
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The Octet Model and its Clebsch-Gordan Coefficients, â#x80
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Verification of the Tenfold Assignment of the Baryon Resonances, â#x80
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Comparison of a New SU3 Prediction with Experiment, â#x80
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 Part VI: Electromagnetic Interactions of the Hadrons General Comments
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Electrodynamic Properties of Baryons in the Unitary Symmetry Scheme, â#x80
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Some Consequences of Unitary Symmetry Model, â#x80
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 Part VII: Triplets and Triality General Comments
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A Schematic Model of Baryons and Mesons, â#x80
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 Part VIII: The Weak Current of the Hadrons General Comments
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The Symmetry Group of Vector and Axial Vector Currents, â#x80
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Unitary Symmetry and Leptonic Decays, â#x80
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Conserved and Partially Conserved Currents in the Theory of Weak Interactions, â#x80
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Symmetries of Baryons and Mesons, â#x80
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Current-Generated Algebras, â#x80
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 Part IX: The Nonleptonic Weak Interaction General Comments
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Octet Enhancement, â#x80
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Possible Unitary Symmetry Properties of the Intermediate Bosons and Their Interactions, â#x80
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Nonleptonic Weak Decays and the Eightfold Way, â#x80
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 Part X: Broken Symmetry and the Bootstrap Hypothesis General Comments. 26: â#x80
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A Mechanism for the Induction of Symmetries Among the Strong Interactions, â#x80
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Spontaneous Breakdown of Octet Symmetry, â#x80
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Self-Consistent Deviations from Unitary Symmetry, â#x80
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The Fifth Interaction: Origins of the Mass Breaking Asymmetry, â#x80
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 Part XI: The Physical Uniqueness of the Eightfold Way General Comments
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The Symmetry Approach to Particle Physics, â#x80
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 Part XII: New Contributions
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Particle Theory from S-Matrix to Quarks, â#x80
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Hadron Symmetry, Classification and Compositeness, â#x80
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