Joseph Larmor (ca. 1857–1942) was a physicist and mathematician who made substantial contributions to the view of matter as spinning vortexes. Where mass is involved, Larmor laid the groundwork for mathematically modelling the concepts of spin, precession and coupling for nucleons. Coupling the up or down energy states of multiple spin 1/2 particles allows for mathematical modelling of more complex particle spin. One spin 1/2 particle will go either up or down when sent through a magnetic field. Two spin 1/2 particles coupled together (spin 1) can go in three different directions. Three spin 1/2 particles coupled together (spin 3/2) will form 4 beamlets.
Quarks are large empty 3D spinning spherical shells having an inside and an outside. Quarks colored blue symbolize a +2/3 charge (up) and red symbolizes a -1/3 charge (down). When layered, these spheres make up Mesons and Baryons. Mesons have two layers of quark shells, Baryons have three layers. Quark shells are able to stack or layer together through of gluons. Gluons act as “taps” or “poles” that allow energy to flow in or out of layers. Quarks coupled through Gluons make up an SU(3) group with three properties: magnetic up or down; spin left handed or right handed; and, flow in or out.

Protons (up/up/down) and Neutrons (down/up/down) are both three layered quarks called Baryons.

Higgs decay to Quarks: Most common decay product of the Higgs
Decays to bottom/anti-bottom quark pair, Blue = +2/3 charge quark
Red = -1/3 charge quark;

Bottom eta meson: Mass: 9.2 Gev, Charge: 0, Spin: 0, Contains bottom quark and anti-bottom quark;

Focus on Gluon: Mass: 0 Mev, Charge: 0, Spin: 1;

Charmed B+ Quark: Mass: 6.3 Gev, Charge: +1, Spin: 0, Contains charm quark and anti-bottom quark;

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