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20232026
most citedMapping GENERIC hydrodynamics into Carter's multifluid theory

5 citations · 22 across the 16 of their papers we have counts for

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16 papers

nucl-th2026

Thermal boundaries for relativistic fluids without a conserved charge

Lorenzo Gavassino, Soeren Schlichting, Gabriel S. Denicol

We study an ultrarelativistic fluid with no conserved particle number in a planar slab geometry bounded by two parallel, thermally conducting plates held at fixed (possibly differe…

nucl-th2026

Effective field theory of quasi-hydrodynamics from kinetic theory

Lorenzo Gavassino

Quasi-hydrodynamics describes systems with quasi-conserved degrees of freedom, namely observables that relax on timescales that are finite but parametrically longer than microscopi…

nucl-th2026

Relativistic transport near moving interfaces

Lorenzo Gavassino

We study linear disturbances localized near planar surfaces moving at constant velocity in relativistic media. Depending on the physical setting, the surface may represent a mo…

nucl-th2026

The Lorentzian geometry of relaxation

Lorenzo Gavassino

We show that relativistic theories with purely relaxational excitation spectra, such as kinetic theory and transient hydrodynamics, naturally endow the dispersion plane …

nucl-th2026★ 1 cited

The quasi-normal modes of relativistic Fokker-Planck kinetic theory

Lorenzo Gavassino

Employing the well-known unitary equivalence between Fokker-Planck operators and Schrödinger Hamiltonians, we compute the quasi-normal-mode spectrum of ultrarelativistic kinetic th…

gr-qc2026

The diffusion equation is compatible with special relativity

Lorenzo Gavassino

Due to its parabolic character, the diffusion equation exhibits instantaneous spatial spreading, and becomes unstable when Lorentz-boosted. According to the conventional interpreta…