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Quark matter may not be strange
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Taking into account the finite size effects, udQM can be the ground state of baryonic matter only for baryon number A > Amin with Amin ≳ 300. This ensures the stability of ordinary nuclei and points to a new form of stable matter just beyond the periodic table.
Up-down quark matter stable only above baryon number about 300 is consistent with ordinary nuclear stability
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