Energy pie chart for proton, field energy?

[Spinnor]

Can the energy in the fields that make up an proton be fraction-ed into a pie chart?

Don't we have quark, gluon, weak, electromagnetic field energy in a proton?

Thanks for any help!

[Bill_K]

Think of it as all gluons and you'd be pretty close. Surprisingly the quarks contribute only a percent or two, all the rest comes from gluon binding energy and kinetic energy.

[Spinnor]

Think of it as all gluons and you'd be pretty close. Surprisingly the quarks contribute only a percent or two, all the rest comes from gluon binding energy and kinetic energy.

Thank you!

How wrong would I be if I estimated the Electroweak field energy contribution by the relative strength of the forces:

Strong field energy:Weak field energy:Electromagnetic field energy::

1:1/137:10^-6 or should it be the squares of these numbers?

Numbers from:

http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/forces/couple.html

Thanks for any help!