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The MIT bag model of deconfined quark matter and its use in stability and equation-of-state calculations: bag constant B, quark masses, and other parameters determining whether strange quark matter (or finite strangelets) is stable or metastable relative to hadronic matter. Not lattice QCD results and not chiral effective models (e.g. NJL), which have their own tags.
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