Thermal suppression of moving heavy quark pairs in strongly coupled plasma
arXiv:1406.2683 · doi:10.1007/JHEP01(2015)051
Abstract
The imaginary part of the heavy quark-antiquark potential experienced by moving heavy quarkonia in strongly coupled plasmas dual to theories of gravity is computed by considering thermal worldsheet fluctuations of the holographic Nambu-Goto string. General results for a wide class of gravity duals are presented and an explicit formula for is found in the case where the axis of the moving pair has an arbitrary orientation with respect to its velocity in the plasma. These results are applied to the study of heavy quarkonia propagating through a strongly coupled SYM plasma. Our results indicate that the onset of decreases with increasing rapidity (though our analysis is limited to slowly moving quarkonia) and that, in general, a pair is more strongly bound if its axis is aligned with its direction of motion through the strongly coupled plasma.
30 pages, 13 figures, references added. Revised discussion
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