Nuclei are 3A-quark systems where Fermi gas explains equal u/d quarks in light nuclei, a modified bag model fits heavier ones, and AdS5 duality predicts the lightest glueball's decay and sets the maximum stable nuclear charge at Z=82 for lead.
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Relativistic and non-relativistic QPC models produce strong decay width predictions of similar overall quality for light mesons, with the relativistic version exhibiting stronger suppression at high energies.
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The atomic nucleus as a bound system of $3A$ quarks
Nuclei are 3A-quark systems where Fermi gas explains equal u/d quarks in light nuclei, a modified bag model fits heavier ones, and AdS5 duality predicts the lightest glueball's decay and sets the maximum stable nuclear charge at Z=82 for lead.
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Comparing relativistic and non-relativistic quark pair creation models
Relativistic and non-relativistic QPC models produce strong decay width predictions of similar overall quality for light mesons, with the relativistic version exhibiting stronger suppression at high energies.