M89 Hadron Physics & Quantum Criticality
Abstract
I have been working for years with M89 hadron physics hypothesis inspired originally by p-adic length scale hypothesis around 1995 and also by strange cosmic ray event. Later I realized that the strange and unexpected findings about the properties of quark gluon plasma could be perhaps understood in terms of M89 hadron physics. This inspired to consider also the possibility that the candidates for M89 mesons are produced as dark particles having Compton length which is of same order of magnitude as proton Compton length. If dark variants of particles are produced only at quantum criticality, it might happen that the production of M89 mesons occurs considerably only around critical collision energy for the proton beams at LHC and the bumps could disappear at higher LHC energies.
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