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• The Σ+ is a strange baryon containing one s quark, Σ+ = (uus) and is one of a triplet of particles with different charges but almost exactly the same masses. Given this information, what would you suggest for the quark constituents of the two companions of the Σ+? What should they be called, and what are their charges?
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