Limits on hadron spectrum from bulk medium properties
arXiv:1610.09676
Abstract
We bring up the fact that the bulk thermal properties of the hadron gas, as measured on the lattice, preclude a very fast rising of the number of resonance states in the QCD spectrum, as assumed by the Hagedorn hypothesis, unless a substantial repulsion between hadronic resonances is present. If the Hagedorn growth continued above masses ~1.8 GeV, then the thermodynamic functions would noticeably depart from the measured lattice values at temperatures above 140 MeV, just below the transition temperature to quark-gluon plasma.
arXiv comment6 pages, lecture at Mini-Workshop Bled 2016, Bled (Slovenia), 3-10 July 2016
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