Abstract

The coupled Bethe--Salpeter bound state equations for a QQˉQ\bar Q system, where Q=(U,D)Q=(U,D) is a degenerate, fourth generation, super--heavy quark doublet, are solved in several ladder approximation models. The exchanges of gluon, Higgs and Goldstone modes in the standard model are calculated in the ultra--heavy quark limit where weak γ,W±γ, W^\pm and Z0Z^0 contributions are negligible. A natural I=0I=0 and I=1I=1 multiplet pattern is found, with large splittings occuring between the different weak iso--spin states when MQM_Q, the quark masses, are larger than values in the range 0.4TeV<MQ<0.8TeV0.4 TeV<M_Q<0.8 TeV, depending on which model is used. Consideration of ultra--heavy quark lifetime constraints and U−DU-D mass splitting constraints are reviewed to establish the plausibility of lifetime and mass degeneracy requirements assumed for this paper.

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