Exponential hadronic spectrum and quark liberation
Physics Letters BPublished 1 October 1975
N. Cabibbo, Giorgio Parisi
Citations502
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Abstract
The exponentially increasing spectrum proposed by Hagedorn is not necessarily connected with a limiting temperature, but it is present in any system which undergoes a second order phase transition. We suggest that the “observed” exponential spectrum is connected to the existence of a different phase of the vacuum in which quarks are not confined.
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