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Confinement of quarks in nuclear matter

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The transition from low density nuclear matter to high density quark matter can, it is argued, take place in two steps: first, a percolation transition at (subnuclear densities, if the radius of the nucleon is ⪅1 fm) in which the quarks become deconfined but still remain localized, followed by an unbinding transition at higher density, in which matter becomes a uniform quark Fermi liquid as mentioned in this paper.
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The transition from low density nuclear matter to high density quark matter can, it is argued, take place in two steps: first, a percolation transition at (subnuclear densities, if the radius of the nucleon is ⪅1 fm) in which the quarks become deconfined but still remain localized, followed by an unbinding transition at higher density, in which the matter becomes a uniform quark Fermi liquid.

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An introduction to percolation theory

TL;DR: Percolation theory, the theory of the properties of classical particles interacting with a random medium, is of wide applicability and provides a simple picture exhibiting critical behaviour, the features of which are well understood and amenable to detailed calculation.
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Superdense Matter: Neutrons Or Asymptotically Free Quarks?

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Landau theory of relativistic Fermi liquids

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