Hydrodynamic modeling of heavy-ion collisions

By Li Yan. 2017

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Abstract This contribution presents a theoretical overview of hydrodynamic modelling of heavy-ion collisions, with highlights on some recent developments. In particular, the formulation of anisotropic hydrodynamics, the role of hydrodynamic fluctuations, and the non-linear coupling of flow coefficients will be discussed.

Subfields: Nuclear and High Energy Physics

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• Properties of hot and dense matter from relativistic heavy ion collisions (2015, background): “Quantitative studies that provide reliable measurements of ⌘/s together with estimates of the uncertainties involved require a number of ingredients [196]:”
• Recent development of hydrodynamic modeling in heavy-ion collisions (2020, background): “The conservation of energy and momentum, for instance, olT lm 1⁄4 0, plays a key role in determining the space–time evolution of hydrodynamic fields: local energy density , pressure P, and fluid fourvelocity Ul [7].”
• Jet quenching in high-energy heavy-ion collisions (2015, background): “agation direction in transverse plane, and ˝ the evolution time. The eective dierential quark-gluon cross section d˙=d2q ?is given by d˙ d2q ? = 2 s (q2 ? ) (q 2 ? + f E 2(˝))(q ? + f2 M 2(˝)) ; (19) where 2(˝) = 4ˇ s(4T2)T2 is the local HTL color electric Debye screening mass squared calculated fo”
• First-order relativistic hydrodynamics is stable (2019, background): “Given the recent resurgence of interest in viscous relativistic hydrodynamics due to its successful application to flows of hot subnuclear matter in heavy-ion collisions [13, 14, 15], exploring different ultraviolet completions of the naive hydrodynamic theories deserves further attention.”