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Do primordial quark pellets solve the dark matter puzzle?
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We show that primordial quark pellets (PQPs) - ultra-dense quark-matter mini-stars formed at $T\sim 1$ GeV - could naturally arise in a radiation dominated early universe if rare baryon overdensities are produced by contracting Peccei-Quinn domain walls or similar super-horizon structures. Solving t
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