Bottomonium dissociation in a finite density plasma
arXiv:1704.05038 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2017.08.037
Abstract
We present a holographic description of the thermal behavior of heavy vector mesons inside a plasma at finite temperature and density. The meson dissociation in the medium is represented by the decrease in the height of the spectral function peaks. In order to find a description for the evolution of the quasi-states with temperature and chemical potential it is crucial to use a model that is consistent with the decay constant behavior. The reason is that the height of a spectral function peak is related to the value of the zero temperature decay constant of the corresponding particle. AdS/QCD holographic models are in general not consistent with the observation that decay constants of heavy vector mesons decrease with radial excitation level. However, it was recently shown that using a soft wall background and calculating the correlation functions at a finite position of anti-de Sitter space, associated with an ultraviolet energy scale, it is possible to describe the observed behavior. Here we extend this proposal to the case of finite temperature and chemical potential . A clear picture of the dissociation of bottomonium states as a function of and emerges from the spectral function. The energy scales where the change in chemical potential leads to changes in the thermal properties of the mesons is consistent with QCD expectations.
In V3: errors in reference citations corrected. Version published in Physics Letters B. 15 pages, 3 figures
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