Many people interested in science probably started, as I did, taking things apart to see what they were made of. I wanted badly to know what was inside neutrons and worked on the problem for many years. After the discovery that quarks are inside heavy fundamental particles, I wanted to know what quarks are made of. Recently I studied new Particle Data Group (PDG) data [17] that lists measured properties of baryons and mesons. Baryon and meson properties are simple additions of quark properties. But quark properties are Schrodinger based quantum circles consisting of time and information that obey conservation rules involving Charge, Parity and Time (CPT) and Fields (F).
Gene H Barbee