Speaker
Zihui Wang
(New York University (US))
Description
The conjectured bound state of uuddss in color-spin-flavor singlet can be a stable and compact particle, the sexaquark. Such a particle formed from QCD plasma in the early universe explains the observed dark matter abundance and can potentially resolve the 7Li puzzle. We will argue that a stable sexaquark may live in a rather wide mass window, either above two nucleon mass or below, because of three reasons: 1) the color-spin-flavor constraints, 2) the doubly-weak nature of the transition, and 3) the spatial suppression. Experimental limits on the spatial suppression from the SNO experiment will be discussed.
Authors
Prof.
Glennys Farrar
(NYU)
Mr
Zihui Wang
(NYU)
