Limits on cosmological variation of quark masses and strong interaction

Abstract

We discuss limits on variation of $(m_q/{\Lambda }_{QCD})$. The results are obtained by studying $n-\alpha$-interaction during Big Bang, Oklo natural nuclear reactor data and limits on variation of the proton $g$-factor from quasar absorpion spectra.

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