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20002003
most citedPhenomenological Equations of State for the Quark-Gluon Plasma

183 citations · 289 across the 9 of their papers we have counts for

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9 papers

hep-ph2003★ 73 cited

Gluon Quasiparticles and the Polyakov Loop

Peter N. Meisinger, Michael C. Ogilvie, Travis R. Miller

A synthesis of Polyakov loop models of the deconfinement transition and quasiparticle models of gluon plasma thermodynamics leads to a class of models in which gluon quasiparticles…

hep-lat2003★ 5 cited

Theory and Phenomenology of the Polyakov loop in QCD Thermodynamics

Peter N. Meisinger, Travis R. Miller, Michael C. Ogilvie

A synthesis of Polyakov loop models of the deconfinement transition and quasiparticle models of gluon plasma thermodynamics leads to a class of models in which gluons move in a non…

hep-lat2002★ 6 cited

A Phenomenological Treatment of Chiral Symmetry Restoration and Deconfinement

Peter N. Meisinger, Travis R. Miller, Michael C. Ogilvie

A phenomenological expression for the thermodynamic potential of gluons and quarks is constructed which incorporates the features of deconfinement and chiral symmetry restoration k…

hep-lat2001

Phenomenological Equations of State for SU(N) Gauge Theories

Peter N. Meisinger, Travis R. Miller, Michael C. Ogilvie

Two phenomenological models describing an SU(N) gluon plasma are presented using the eigenvalues of the Polyakov loop as the order parameters of the deconfinement transition. Each…

hep-lat2001

Phenomenological Models of the Quark-Gluon Plasma Equation of State

Peter N. Meisinger, Travis R. Miller, Michael C. Ogilvie

Two phenomenological models describing an SU(N) quark-gluon plasma are presented. The first is obtained from high temperature expansions of the free energy of a massive gluon, whil…

hep-lat2001

Nonequilibrium Aspects of Quantum Field Theory

Travis R. Miller, Michael C. Ogilvie

We have developed a method for extracting equilibrium observables from non-equilibrium simulations by rapidly changing the temperature and recording the subsequent evolution of the…