Toward the AdS/CFT dual of the "Little Bang"
arXiv:1112.2573 · doi:10.1088/0954-3899/39/5/054001
Abstract
This (rather subjective) review sums up few years of work devoted to explain various aspects of high energy heavy ion collisions using the AdS/CFT correspondence. The central issue of is is formation of the trapped surface (black hole) phenomenon, seen by a distant observer as the entropy production. We end up discussing an issue of classical gravitational radiation by an ultrarelativistic falling body and the so called breaking self-force related to it.
a review to appear in topical volume of reviews collected by editors, S.Bass and G.Casaladerrey-Solana
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