Imaginary potential of moving quarkonia in a D-instanton background
arXiv:1710.06579 · doi:10.1088/1361-6471/aa8daa
Abstract
The imaginary part of the inter-quarks potential of moving heavy quarkonia is investigated in a dual supergravity of the AdS background deformed by dilaton, which induces the gauge field condensate in the dual gauge theory. We analyze the quark anti-quark pair moving transverse and parallel to the plasma wind, respectively. It is shown that for both cases the presence of D-instanton density tends to increase the inter-distance and decrease the imaginary potential, reverse to the effect of the pair's velocity. Moreover, it is found that the D-instanton density has stronger effects for the parallel case rather than transverse.
9 pages, 5 figures
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