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Smooth transitions from hadronic matter to hot and dense matter of quantumchromodynamics accompany continuous transformations in effective degrees offreedom. The microscopic descriptions should include relativistic quarksinteracting inside of hadrons. In this work we construct a schematicconstituent quark model with relativistic kinematics which captures the globaltrends of meson spectra in the light, strange, and charm quark sectors. Weexamine the roles of the scalar- and vector-confining potentials as well assemishort range correlations in estimating the strength of central, spin-spin,and spin-orbit interactions. The quark dynamics in low-lying mesons is verysensitive to relativistic kinematics and short range interactions, while inhigh-lying mesons are sensitive to the composition of scalar- andvector-confinement. After expressing mesons in terms of quark wave functions,we use them to describe the quark occupation probability in a meson resonancegas, and discuss how it can be related to its counterpart in aquark-gluon-plasma.

Meson resonance gas in a relativistic quark model: scalar vs vector confinement and semishort range correlations