12–17 Sept 2016
US/Eastern timezone

Non-equilibrium properties of the QGP with a magnetic field: a holographic approach

12 Sept 2016, 18:00
20m

Speaker

Renato Critelli (University of Sao Paulo - Institute of Physics)

Description

Lattice data for the QCD equation of state and magnetic susceptibility at zero magnetic field are used to engineer a holographic system dual to the QGP with a magnetic field near the crossover region. This holographic setup is a five dimensional black hole whose dynamics is given by an Einstein-Maxwell-Dilaton action. Our results for equilibrium quantities such as entropy density and pressure at finite magnetic field are in quantitative agreement with current lattice data. We then proceed to compute how the inclusion of the magnetic field alters the momentum transport (non-equilibrium quantities that are currently out of reach of lattice QCD), such as viscosity and the drag force experienced by a heavy quark, in the QGP.

Summary

Lattice data for the QCD equation of state and magnetic susceptibility at zero magnetic field are used to engineer a holographic system dual to the QGP with a magnetic field near the crossover region. This holographic setup is a five dimensional black hole whose dynamics is given by an Einstein-Maxwell-Dilaton action. Our results for equilibrium quantities such as entropy density and pressure at finite magnetic field are in quantitative agreement with current lattice data. We then proceed to compute how the inclusion of the magnetic field alters the momentum transport (non-equilibrium quantities that are currently out of reach of lattice QCD), such as viscosity and the drag force experienced by a heavy quark, in the QGP.

Author

Renato Critelli (University of Sao Paulo - Institute of Physics)

Co-authors

Jorge Noronha (University of Sao Paulo) Maicon Zaniboni Siqueira (USP - Universidade de Sao Paulo) Romulo Rougemont Stefano Ivo Finazzo (Universidade de São Paulo)

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