Abstract
It is shown that the quantum relativistic oscillator with noncommuting internal momentum and position has as its nonrelativistic contraction limit the usual three-dimensional oscillator. The nonrelativistic limits for representations with integer and half-integer spin are compared with the quark-model picture. The spectrum predicted by the quantum relativistic oscillator with rotations is compared with experimental hadron spectra.
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