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When looking for antimatter, we generally look for the electron vs. positron signature of 511 keV. It is my understanding that quarks are always confined in hadrons, and that they are held together by gluons. My questions:
- Can quarks be removed from their confinement so that they may annihilate against antiquarks?
- Could these events be observed in the universe? If so, what would be its signature?
Cheers,
--Jake
- Can quarks be removed from their confinement so that they may annihilate against antiquarks?
- Could these events be observed in the universe? If so, what would be its signature?
Cheers,
--Jake