Finding Rest Energy of Delta (0 charge & 0 strangeness)

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The rest energy of the Delta baryon with zero charge and zero strangeness, known as Delta zero, can be found in the Particle Data Group (PDG) resources. Specifically, the value is detailed in the 2007 listings available at the PDG website. Users seeking this information should refer directly to the provided PDF link for accurate data.

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Hello, I'm having trouble finding the rest energy of delta, on the internet. Can anyone give me this value please. It's delta zero. i.e. its charge is 0 and strangeness is 0 too.

Thanks a lot for your time

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Have you tried the http://pdg.lbl.gov/" ?

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