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Microscopic Insights into the Quarkyonic Hadron--Quark Crossover: Lessons from Ultracold Fermi Gases
In neutron-star and dense quantum chromodynamics (QCD) physics, it is important to understand how baryonic matter evolves into quark matter at high density. A continuous hadron--quark crossover is one of the most attractive candidates because it can reconcile the comparatively soft equation of state
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