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Equation of state of cold and dense QCD matter in resummed perturbation theory

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arxiv 2011.10891 v3 pith:H3Q5KT6O submitted 2020-11-21 hep-ph astro-ph.HEnucl-th

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We discuss the Hard Dense Loop resummation at finite quark mass and evaluate the equation of state (EoS) of cold and dense QCD matter in $\beta$ equilibrium. The resummation in the quark sector has an effect of lowering the baryon number density and the EoS turns out to have much smaller uncertainty than the perturbative QCD estimate. Our numerical results favor smooth matching between the EoS from the resummed QCD calculation at high density and the extrapolated EoS from the nuclear matter density region. We also point out that the speed of sound in our EoS slightly exceeds the conformal limit.

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