On the Thermodynamics of Extended Hadrons
Sep, 197922 pages
Published in:
- Phys.Rev.D 21 (1980) 1168
Report number:
- BI-TP 79/31
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Abstract: (APS)
Hadronic systems are characterized by unrestricted conversion of energy into particles and by the spatial extension of the particles. Investigating a system of hard-core particles with free creation and annihilation, we show that with increasing energy density this leads to a phase transition from a state of abundant production and high mobility ("hadron gas") to a state in which both creation and mobility are strongly restricted ("hadronic solid"). Such hadronic solids could thus be considered in terms of weakly coupled quark matter.- HADRON: GAS
- THERMODYNAMICS: CRITICAL PHENOMENA
- MODEL: HARD CORE
- MODEL: EXTENDED PARTICLE
- HADRON: RELATIVISTIC
- FIELD THEORY: ASYMPTOTIC FREEDOM
- APPROXIMATION: CLASSICAL
- MASS DIFFERENCE: CHARMED MESON
- MASS DIFFERENCE: UPSILON MESONS
- NUMERICAL CALCULATIONS
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