Quark Puzzle Files

A 3D printable and paper printable version of the Quark puzzle published by Eric Gettrust in "The Physics Teacher" in 2010, DOI: 10.1119/1.3393062 This is a resource that teachers can use to help students visualise the colour symmetries of quarks. Note: stripes have been included to make the anti-particles more easily identifiable.

{"references": ["Eric Gettrust, \"The Quark Puzzle: A Novel Approach to Visualising the Color Symmetries of Quarks,\" Phys. Teach. 48(5), 312-315 (2010).", "Jeff Wiener, Sascha Schmeling and Martin Hopf, \"An Alternative Proposal for the Graphical Representation of Anticolor Charge,\" The Physics Teacher 55(8), 472-474 (2017)."]}

A 3D version of the puzzle is available at: 10.5281/zenodo.1252868

Related Organizations

Australian National University
Australia
European Organization for Nuclear Research
Switzerland

Keywords

Physics Education, Physics, Highschool, Quark Workbench, Color Symmetries, Quark Puzzle, 3D-Printing

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