Four types of phase transitions in interacting boson (meson) matter at high temperatures

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Main Authors: Anchishkin, D., Gnatovskyy, V., Zhuravel, D., Mishustin, I., Stoecker, H.
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Published: 2025
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author Anchishkin, D.
Gnatovskyy, V.
Zhuravel, D.
Mishustin, I.
Stoecker, H.
author_facet Anchishkin, D.
Gnatovskyy, V.
Zhuravel, D.
Mishustin, I.
Stoecker, H.
contents The thermodynamics of the interacting system of relativistic particles and antiparticles in the presence of a Bose-Einstein condensate was investigated within the framework of the mean-field model. It is assumed that the total isospin (charge) density is conserved. We show that, depending on the strength of the interaction, a bosonic particle-antiparticle system exhibits four types of phase transitions to the condensate phase. Three types correspond to the second-order phase transition, while one is a first-order phase transition.
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spellingShingle Four types of phase transitions in interacting boson (meson) matter at high temperatures
Anchishkin, D.
Gnatovskyy, V.
Zhuravel, D.
Mishustin, I.
Stoecker, H.
Nuclear Theory
High Energy Physics - Theory
Quantum Physics
The thermodynamics of the interacting system of relativistic particles and antiparticles in the presence of a Bose-Einstein condensate was investigated within the framework of the mean-field model. It is assumed that the total isospin (charge) density is conserved. We show that, depending on the strength of the interaction, a bosonic particle-antiparticle system exhibits four types of phase transitions to the condensate phase. Three types correspond to the second-order phase transition, while one is a first-order phase transition.
title Four types of phase transitions in interacting boson (meson) matter at high temperatures
topic Nuclear Theory
High Energy Physics - Theory
Quantum Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.21736