The D-\bar{D} matter in Walecka's mean field theory
M. L. de Farias Freire, R. Rodrigues da Silva

TL;DR
This paper models D-ar{D} meson matter using Walecka's mean field theory, analyzing its properties and concluding it behaves as a gas with no bound state formation under the studied conditions.
Contribution
It applies Walecka's mean field theory to D-ar{D} meson matter, providing insights into its thermodynamic properties and stability.
Findings
The matter behaves as a gas with no bound state formation.
Critical temperature for sigma field is around 1.2 GeV.
Results suggest D-ar{D} matter is not bound under these conditions.
Abstract
We study the mesons matter D-\bar{D} in the framework of sigma and omega meson exchange model using Walecka's mean field theory. We choose the equal number of D and anti-D meson then we get <omega^0>=0 and the field sigma exhibits a critical temperature around 1.2 GeV. We investigate effective mass, pressure, energy density and energy per pair. We conclude that this matter is a gas and these results are not favorable for the existence of D-\bar{D} bound state. Note: in arXiv:1211.5505 this interpretation has been updated where these results are favorable for the existence of bound state.
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