Combined chiral and diquark fluctuations along QCD critical line and enhanced baryon production with parity doubling
arXiv:1510.04417 · doi:10.1140/epja/i2016-16230-y
Abstract
We argue that there should exist the large combined fluctuations of chiral and diquark condensates along the phase boundary of QCD at moderately high density and relatively low temperature. Such fluctuations might lead to anomalous production of nucleons and its parity partner, which we propose to detect at NICA.
5 pages, 4 figures, to appear in EPJA in a special issue devoted to the White Paper of the NICA Project (co-editor David Blaschke)
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