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nucl-th2018★ 58 cited

Transits of the QCD Critical Point

Yukinao Akamatsu, Derek Teaney, Fanglida Yan +1

We analyze the evolution of hydrodynamic fluctuations in a heavy ion collision as the system passes close to the QCD critical point. We introduce two small dimensionless parameters…

nucl-th2018★ 37 cited

Fast resonance decays in nuclear collisions

Aleksas Mazeliauskas, Stefan Floerchinger, Eduardo Grossi +1

In the context of ultra-relativistic nuclear collisions, we present a fast method for calculating the final particle spectra after the direct decay of resonances from a Cooper-Frye…

hep-ph2018★ 185 cited

Effective kinetic description of event-by-event pre-equilibrium dynamics in high-energy heavy-ion collisions

Aleksi Kurkela, Aleksas Mazeliauskas, Jean-François Paquet +2

We develop a macroscopic description of the space-time evolution of the energy-momentum tensor during the pre-equilibrium stage of a high-energy heavy-ion collision. Based on a wea…

hep-ph2018★ 32 cited

Second-order Hydrodynamics in Next-to-Leading-Order QCD

Jacopo Ghiglieri, Guy D. Moore, Derek Teaney

We compute the hydrodynamic relaxation times and for hot QCD at next-to-leading order in the coupling with kinetic theory. We show that certain dimensionless ratios of…

hep-ph2018★ 185 cited

Matching the Nonequilibrium Initial Stage of Heavy Ion Collisions to Hydrodynamics with QCD Kinetic Theory

Aleksi Kurkela, Aleksas Mazeliauskas, Jean-François Paquet +2

High-energy nuclear collisions produce a nonequilibrium plasma of quarks and gluons which thermalizes and exhibits hydrodynamic flow. There are currently no practical frameworks to…

hep-ph2018★ 72 cited

QCD Shear Viscosity at (almost) NLO

Jacopo Ghiglieri, Guy D. Moore, Derek Teaney

We compute the shear viscosity of QCD with matter, including almost all next-to-leading order corrections -- that is, corrections suppressed by one power of relative to leading…