Regge calculus

S-matrix theory additions {Regge calculus} can group hadron mesons and baryons. Hadron masses and angular momenta have groups {Regge hypothesis}. Hadron groups lie on a line {Regge trajectory} plotting angular momenta versus mass squared. Because mesons and baryons have same relation between mass and angular momentum, and both depend on quarks, their internal dynamics must be the same.

simplexes

Flat simplexes joined edge to edge, face to face, and vertex to vertex can approximate continuous space. For two-dimensional spaces, all curvature is at vertexes. For four-dimensional spaces, all curvature is at triangles. Curvature is where masses and particles are.

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