Deconfinement and Thermodynamics in 5D Holographic Models of QCD
arXiv:0904.2750 · doi:10.1142/S0217732308029940
Abstract
We review 5D holographic approaches to finite temperature QCD. Thermodynamic properties of the "hard-wall" and the "soft-wall" models are derived. Various non-realistic features in these models are cured by the set-up of improved holographic QCD, that we review here.
arXiv commentInvited review paper for Mod. Phys. Let A
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