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Phase Transitions and the Perfectness of Flu ids Jiunn-Wei Chen National Taiwan U.

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Phase Transitions and the Perfectness of Fluids. Jiunn-Wei Chen National Taiwan U. Review: shear viscosity, and the minimum bound conjecture QCD shear viscosity in the hadronic phase: (a) zero density ( w/ Eiji Nakano ) (b) nuclear L-G phase transition - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Phase Transitions and the Perfectness of Fluids

Jiunn-Wei Chen

National Taiwan U.

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• Review: shear viscosity, and the minimum bound conjecture

• QCD shear viscosity in the hadronic phase:

(a) zero density (w/ Eiji Nakano)

(b) nuclear L-G phase transition

(w/ Yen-Fu Liu, Yen-Han Li, Eiji Nakano) • Scalar field theory (w/ Mei Huang, Yen-Han Li, Eiji N

akano, Di-Lun Yang)• Bulk Viscosity (w/ Juven Wang)

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• Shear viscosity

.)(3

1

2

)()(

xV

xVxVT ij

ijjiij

y

x

)(yVx

Frictional force

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Shear viscosity measures

how “perfect” a fluid is!

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• Kovtun, Son, and Starinets (’05)

Conjecture: Shear viscosity / entropy density

• Motivated by AdS/CFT

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• QGP (quark gluon plasma) almost saturates the bound @ just above Tc --- a perfect fluid (Teaney; Romatschke, Romatschke; Song, Heinz ), SQGP

• LQCD, gluon pasma (Karsch, Wyld; Nakamura, Sakai; Meyer)

• What happens below Tc?

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QCD Phase Diagram

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• Pion gas ChPT (chiral perturbation theory)

• Non-perturbative in coupling

Boltzman equation

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JWC, Nakano

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QCD Phase Diagram

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The Landscape JWC, Li, Liu, Nakano

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QCD Phase Diagram

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Lacey et al., PRL 98:092301,2007

Cold Unitary Atoms Rupak & Schafer 2007

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of Water

(Lacey et al.)

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2nd-order p.t.:a < 0, b > 0, c = 0 crossover: + No p.t.: a > 0, b > 0, c = 0

1st-order phase transitiona > 0, b < 0, c > 0

(JWC, M. Huang, Y.H. Li, E. Nakana, D.L. Yang)

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• Boltzmann?

• CJT formulism (Cornwall, Jackiw, Tomboulis)

• Mean field calculation

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f

Just one minimum (a < 0)?O(N) model? Large b?

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w/o flavor changing

Invading the bound (I)

(KSS; Cohen; Cherman, Cohen, Hohler)

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Invading the bound (II)

(T. Cohen)

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Invading the bound (III)

Higher derivative gravity (Brigante, Liu, Myers, Shenker, Yaida; Kats, Petrov):

O(1/N) effect could invade the bound.

Could the bound be saved by some consistency requirement (e.g. stability)?

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QCD Bulk Viscosity

Karsch, Kharzeev, Tuchin; Meyer; JWC, Wang

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Outlook

• Universal and behaviors? ( reaches local minimum near p.t. reaches local maximum near p.t.)

• Mapping QCD phase diagram by Locating critical end point (Lacey)

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QCD Phase Diagram

Probing critical end point by (Lacey)

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Outlook

just below Tc for YM

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Question

• Which shear viscosity is bigger? Liquid or gas water near 100 degree C at 1 atm?