Possibility of bottom-catalyzed matter genesis near to primordial QGP hadronization
arXiv:2004.06771
Abstract
We study bottom flavor abundance in the early Universe near to a temperature , the condition for hadronization of deconfined quark-gluon plasma (QGP). We show bottom flavor abundance nonequilibrium lasting microseconds. In our study we use that in both QGP, and the hadronic gas phase (HG) and quarks near are bound in B-mesons and antimesons subject to violating weak decays. A coincident non-equilibrium abundance of bottom flavor can lead to matter genesis at required strength: a) The specific thermal yield per entropy is . b) Considering time scales, millions of cycles of B-meson decays, and -pair recreation processes occur.
arXiv comment7 pages, 4 figures
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