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Thermodynamical properties of strongly interacting matter in a model with explicit chiral symmetry breaking interactions

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We analyse the effects of the light and strange current quark masses on the phase diagram of QCD at finite temperature and vanishing baryonic chemical potential, computing the speed of sound, the trace anomaly of the energy momentum tensor and the fluctuations and correlations of the conserved charges associated to baryonic, electric and strangeness numbers. The framework is a known extension of the three flavor Nambu Jona Lasinio model, which includes the full set of explicit chiral symmetry breaking interactions (ESB) up to the same order in large $N_c$ counting as the 't Hooft flavor mixing terms and eight quark interactions. It is shown that the ESB terms are relevant for the description of a soft region in the system's speed of sound and overall slope behavior of the observables computed. At the same time the role of the 8q interactions gets highlighted. The model extension with the Polyakov loop is considered and the results are compared to lattice QCD data.

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Probing up-down quark matter via gravitational waves

astro-ph.HE · 2019-08-27 · conditional · novelty 5.0

Up-down quark stars in the two-families scenario yield tidal deformabilities compatible with GW170817, constraining the effective bag constant to approximately 50 MeV/fm^3.

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  • Probing up-down quark matter via gravitational waves astro-ph.HE · 2019-08-27 · conditional · none · ref 9 · internal anchor

    Up-down quark stars in the two-families scenario yield tidal deformabilities compatible with GW170817, constraining the effective bag constant to approximately 50 MeV/fm^3.