Magnetic Quarks

Magnetic quarks represent green visual sensations. The ordinary sort of magnetic-quark represents a green sensation that is perceived on the right side. Conversely, magnetic anti-quarks are objectified from green sensations experienced on the left.  So these quarks are defined by two different kinds of experience; visual sensation and lateral sensation.

Definitions of Magnetic Quarks

Different experiences are described by comparison with various reference sensations. Since antiquity these reference sensations have been objectified as seeds.  Green sensations are objectified as magnetic-seeds.  They are symbolized using a capital Roman letter M without serifs.  Lateral sensations felt on the right or left sides are objectified as ordinary or odd seeds.  They are noted by or Magnetic quarks can be defined from pairs of seeds because they represent pairs of sensations.

The matchmaking is formally stated as follows.  A seed-aggregate composed from one magnetic-seed and one ordinary-seed is called an ordinary magnetic quark. It is represented symbolically using the bold lowercase Roman letter m without serifs. Here is a mathematical expression of the definition along with some icons to illustrate the quark. You can click on icons to go to a page with more detail.

The magnetic anti-quark is defined as the union of one magnetic-seed with an odd-seed.

Characteristics of Magnetic Quarks

The foregoing quarks may be described by their quantum numbers. They also have some specific individual traits like temperature and energy. Follow the links for a full explanation, but ultimately these secondary attributes are determined by the same sensations that define each quark. Here is a quick summary.

Characteristics of magnetic Quarks

The large negative temperature of the magnetic quarks is associated with robust stability.