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anyone know where I can find a nifty table that lists the quantum, lepton, and baryon numbers for particles?
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_particles maybe this might be of some help.
google 'hyperphysics', then go to the first choice. It should have a quite long name, as they go; the site has almost everything you'd need to know about physics.
You can order FOR FREE the Particle Physics Booklet which has information on every particle you can think of. Just go to: http://pdg.lbl.gov/2011/html/receive_our_products.html It's really useful. I'm in Argentina and when I ordered it, it arrived in a month by mail.
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