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This particular neutron shell is structurally identical to the second degree P3 shell,
except that it has three P.V.B.'s pinned to it to increase the complement of Down quarks
to six. This shell can easily be converted to a third degree N3 by removing all three of
the radical strings (P.V.B's) and replacing them with a single polar circlet. |
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| This is the data referred to above for an N3 shell with no PVB's. The three radical strings are plucked off the model shown above and replaced with a single polar circlet, this puts three Down quarks at one pole and three Up quarks at the other pole. (No photo... solved on paper.) |
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Required Snap Points: 33 Available Snap Points: 33 Pinned Vector Bosons: 0 | |
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L1 = 18.05026111" (Structural) L2 = 14.73798165" (Filler) L3 = 10.42132676" (Polar) |
Model Diameter: 6.634422673" Loop Ratios: (1:2): 1.224744442 (1:3): 1.732050201 (2:3): 1.414213563 |
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Loop Equation: 3(L1) + 6(L2) + 1(L3) = 153" | |
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Snap Point Equation: 3(4) + 6(3) + 1(3) = 33 R.S.P. |