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Dec 15, 2021 · Quantum Physics. Weird quantum objects known as Q balls could explain why we exist. News. By Ashley Hamer. published 15 December 2021. Theoretical "lumps" called Q balls formed in the moments...
A Q-ball arises in a theory of bosonic particles when there is an attraction between the particles. Loosely speaking, the Q-ball is a finite-sized "blob" containing a large number of particles.
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much of the Q-ball system to dependence on a single dimensionless parameter. We also find that the character-istics of the Q-ball are more naturally expressed as functions of the Q-ball radius, rather than the potential parameter. Thus, one of our primary results is determining how the Q-ball radius and the potential parameter relate to one ...
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Mar 6, 2023 · Known as q-balls, these clumps would remain stable but invisible, drifting through every galaxy. Credit: Universe Today. In a recent paper published on the arXiv preprint server,...
Dec 15, 2021 · Loosely speaking, the Q-ball is a finite-sized “blob” containing a large number of particles. The blob is stable against fission into smaller blobs and against “evaporation” via emission of individual particles, because, due to the attractive interaction, the blob is the lowest-energy configuration of that number of particles.
