So just to clarify:
The hypothesis is that there is a theoretical phase transition to a somewhat stable Pion condensate within the Quark-Gluon-Plasma regime, right?
Would you also expect a pion star to form out of a further collapsing neutron star or do you require Big Bang conditions for such an abundance of antimatter (antiquarks)?
RE: The advent of hypothetical pion stars - a new form of compact objects in the universe