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Why fluctuations of conserved charges in the confining regime above $T_{ch}$ behave as if the quarks were free?
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Some cumulants of the fluctuations of conserved charges soon above the chiral crossover behave as if the quarks were free. This was taken by many as evidence of deconfinement. At the same temperatures the mesonic correlators reveal the chiral spin and SU(4) symmetries, indicating that the propagatin
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