Abstract
The SU(6)-symmetric bootstrap model of the baryon supermultiplet is discussed and extended. The relation between the static limit of the model and relativistic interactions is discussed. A hypothesis is made concerning the meson-meson-meson interactions. The V8 (vector octet) exchange forces in the V8+V8 states may lead to the bootstrapping of the X0 meson in this model. The bootstrapping of the other mesons is discussed. It is postulated that the lightest odd-parity baryon isobars are produced by meson exchange forces in meson-baryon S states. The lightest odd-parity resonances predicted from this postulate are a spin-½ singlet and a spin-32 octet. These may be identified with the 1405-MeV Y0* and the "D32" baryon-meson resonance octet. Recent data concerning the various decay amplitudes of the 32 resonances are compared with the predictions of SU(3) symmetry.