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Non-perturbative rheological behavior of a far-from-equilibrium expanding plasma Syo Kamata North Carolina State University Collaboration with A.Behtash, M. Martinez, H. Shi, (NC State U.) C. N. Cruz-Camacho (Universidad Nacional de Colombia)


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Non-perturbative rheological behavior of a far-from-equilibrium expanding plasma

Syo Kamata North Carolina State University

Collaboration with A.Behtash, M. Martinez, H. Shi, (NC State U.)

  • C. N. Cruz-Camacho (Universidad Nacional de Colombia)

"Physics of Nonequilibrium systems" Dec 26th 2018 @YITP

"Non-perturbative rheological behavior of a far-from-equilibrium expanding plasma", [arXiv 1805.087771] "Dynamical systems and nonlinear transient rheology of the far-from-equilibrium Bjorken flow", in Preparation

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Introduction: motivation

  • QCD and Heavy-ion collision
  • Described by quarks and gluon
  • QGP and early universe --- Thermal process in time evolution
  • Bjorken flow (Kinetic theory, RTA approximation)
  • Connection to Hydrodynamics
  • Renormalized transport coefficients
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Introduction: Bjorken flow - RTA approximation -

  • Collision of Kernel

: input from a micro theory

  • RTA approximation (relativistic massless particle)
  • Depends on Milne time and momentum
  • Boost + 2D isometries + parity (z-axis)
  • Bjorken flow :

(on )

  • Gubser flow :

(on )

  • Integration form

[Bjorken 83] [Gubser 10] [Bhatnagar et al. 54, Andersoet al. 74] Initial constants Today's talk

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Introduction: BE to Hydrodynamics

  • Gradient expansion

Hydrodynamics

[Chapman, Enskog] [Bhalerao et al. 14]

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Introduction: Mathematics

  • Dynamical system (Non-autonomous ODE)
  • Analytic method
  • Transseries analysis (classical asymptotics)

Generalization of asymptotic expansion

  • Connection to other math tools:
  • Basic tools for application to other physical system
  • Resurgence theory
  • Bifurcation theory
  • Conley index theory
  • Etc...
  • Non-perturbative RG eq.
  • Etc...
  • Non-relativistic system
  • Rheology
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Contents

  • Introduction
  • Transseries analysis for Bjorken flow
  • Boltzmann equation to dynamical system
  • Transseries analysis
  • Global structure of the dynamical system
  • Phase portrait
  • Initial value problems
  • Conclusion
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Transseries analysis for Bjorken flow

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Boltzmann equation (Bjorken flow) Dynamical system

(Non-autonomous system)

Hydrodynamics

Moment expansion Transseries Analysis (Resurgence) Navier-Stokes limit (?) Chapman-Enskog expansion EM tensor Transport coeffs

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Reduction to Dynamical System

  • Moment expansion

Legendre polynomial Laguerre polynomial

  • EM tensor

[Molnar et al. 16] [Grad 49, Romatschkeet al. 11]

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Reduction to Dynamical System

  • Dynamical System (Non-linear ODE)

From E conservaitonlaw

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Reduction to Dynamical System

  • Dynamical System (Non-linear ODE)
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Transseries Analysis

  • Generalization of asymptotic expansion
  • Divergent series (Radius of convergence = 0)
  • Factorial growth:

(singularities on the positive real axis in the Borel plane)

  • Signal of existence of higher level trans-monomials
  • Resurgence relation
  • Costin's formula
  • (converge into an IR fixed pt.)
  • Transseries ansatz and coefficients are uniquely determined.

(up to normalization of integration consts)

  • Imaginary ambiguity cancellation works (if you want).

[Ecalle 81-85, Costin 98]

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Evolution equation

Recursively solve

  • rder by order.

Transseries ansatz

Substitute Boltzmann eq.

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Transasymptotic matching

  • RG equation of transport coefficients
  • Simultaneous PDE

ODE and solvable if L=1, N=0

[Basar et al. 15]

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Comparison with the exact solution

L=1, N=0, O(1/w)

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Deviation from the NS limit

  • NS limit

~ 1/w EM tensor is related only with

  • However ...

has also the same asymptotics.

  • Deviation from the NS hydro should exists in ~ 1/w

due to !!

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Deviation from the NS limit

  • Hydrodynamic limit -> 1/w …> c01
  • However... c11 ~ 1/w
  • Energy momentum tensor is not enough to

describe the late time behavior

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Global structure of the dynamical system

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Phase portrait

Outstanding problem: How to make ??

  • Trivial fiberization
  • Base space :
  • Fiber space :

"Time dependent control parameter" in Bifurcation theory

Skew product

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Phase portrait

Singularity Sink (IR) Saddle (UV) Source (UV)

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Phase portrait

Near = 0

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Initial value problem

  • Integration form:

essentially in w coordinate

  • Transseries: # of

=

  • gives a one dimensional orbit on

space

  • Invariant subspace of the flow is two dimensions

Outstanding problem: How to make ??

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Conclusion

  • Boltzmann equation ⇒ Dynamical system of Bjorken flow
  • via. moment expansion
  • Application of Transseries to the dynamical system

⇒ Beyond hydrodynamics Non-hydro mode can be uniquely determined.

  • Renormalized transport coefficients
  • Deviation from the NS hydro

Future work

  • (Beyond) Linear response theory
  • More realistic model ⇒ space dependence ⇒ PDE
  • Condensed matter, non-relativistic system, ...