# LIB2-136 — The baryonic cubic channel is distinct from the cancelled quadratic channel

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## Statement

In the registered cubic-norm argument, the baryonic channel uses the cubic polarization of N rather than the bilinear evaluation form, so the stated quadratic cancellation does not act on it.

## Caution

The tensor distinction is not a derived baryon spectrum, a mass ratio or an independently constructed physical residue.

## Primary source

Appendix I, §6, Proposition 6.2: baryonic tensor, PDF p.218: "The baryonic channel is built instead on the cubic polarization of N — the εabc εijk contraction (colour × generation), i.e. the Λ3 → singlet / determinant trilinear."

## Machine

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