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Effective Contact Theory for Exotic Loosely Bound States in Strongly Interacting Expanding Matter
Short-distance correlations generate universal relations that can be independent of microscopic details. Tan's contact is a prominent example, connecting close pairs, high-momentum constituents, and bound-state formation across atomic, condensed-matter, and nuclear systems. Whether an analogous univ
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