Real-time Evolution of U(1) Chiral Charge
Daniel Figueroa Mikhail Shaposhnikov Adrien Florio Lattice 2018, 23th of July 2018
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Real-time Evolution of U ( 1 ) Chiral Charge Daniel Figueroa Adrien Florio Mikhail Shaposhnikov Lattice 2018, 23 th of July 2018 Overview Lattice Model Results/Outlooks Overview Lattice Model Results/Outlooks Anomalous Processes Gauge
Real-time Evolution of U(1) Chiral Charge
Daniel Figueroa Mikhail Shaposhnikov Adrien Florio Lattice 2018, 23th of July 2018
Overview Lattice Model Results/Outlooks
Overview Lattice Model Results/Outlooks
Anomalous Processes
Fermionic charge Anomaly Gauge bosons Baryogenesis Chiral Magnetic Effect Axion Physics
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Anomalous Processes
Fermionic charge Anomaly Gauge bosons Baryogenesis Chiral Magnetic Effect Axion Physics U(1)
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Anomalous Processes Model
Fermionic charge Anomaly Gauge bosons Baryogenesis Chiral Magnetic Effect Axion Physics U(1)
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L = − 1
4FµνFµν + ¯
Ψ/ DΨ +(Dµφ)∗Dµφ − V(φ) with: jµ
5 = ¯
Ψγµγ5Ψ V(φ) = m2|φ|2 + λ|φ|4
Anomalous Processes Model
Fermionic charge Anomaly Gauge bosons Baryogenesis Chiral Magnetic Effect Axion Physics U(1)
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L = − 1
4FµνFµν + ¯
Ψ/ DΨ +(Dµφ)∗Dµφ − V(φ) with: jµ
5 = ¯
Ψγµγ5Ψ V(φ) = m2|φ|2 + λ|φ|4 Anomaly: ∂µjµ
5 = e2 8π2 Fµν ˜
Fµν
Model Abelian Instabilities
L = − 1
4FµνFµν + ¯
Ψ/ DΨ +(Dµφ)∗Dµφ − V(φ) with: jµ
5 = ¯
Ψγµγ5Ψ V(φ) = m2|φ|2 + λ|φ|4 Anomaly: ∂µjµ
5 = e2 8π2 Fµν ˜
Fµν
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Integrate out Ψ FCS = µNCS
Model Abelian Instabilities
L = − 1
4FµνFµν + ¯
Ψ/ DΨ +(Dµφ)∗Dµφ − V(φ) with: jµ
5 = ¯
Ψγµγ5Ψ V(φ) = m2|φ|2 + λ|φ|4 Anomaly: ∂µjµ
5 = e2 8π2 Fµν ˜
Fµν
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Integrate out Ψ FCS = µNCS
e2 16π2 Fµν ˜
Fµν = ∂µKµ
x3K0 = NCS =
α 2π
x3 A · B
Model Abelian Instabilities
L = − 1
4FµνFµν + ¯
Ψ/ DΨ +(Dµφ)∗Dµφ − V(φ) with: jµ
5 = ¯
Ψγµγ5Ψ V(φ) = m2|φ|2 + λ|φ|4 Anomaly: ∂µjµ
5 = e2 8π2 Fµν ˜
Fµν
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Integrate out Ψ FCS = µNCS
e2 16π2 Fµν ˜
Fµν = ∂µKµ
x3K0 = NCS =
α 2π
x3 A · B k2AA µkAA vs
Model Abelian Instabilities
L = − 1
4FµνFµν + ¯
Ψ/ DΨ +(Dµφ)∗Dµφ − V(φ) with: jµ
5 = ¯
Ψγµγ5Ψ V(φ) = m2|φ|2 + λ|φ|4 Anomaly: ∂µjµ
5 = e2 8π2 Fµν ˜
Fµν
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Integrate out Ψ FCS = µNCS
e2 16π2 Fµν ˜
Fµν = ∂µKµ
x3K0 = NCS =
α 2π
x3 A · B k2AA µkAA vs Instability if k < α
π µ!
Abelian Instabilities Comments
Integrate out Ψ FCS = µNCS
e2 16π2 Fµν ˜
Fµν = ∂µKµ
x3K0 = NCS =
α 2π
x3 A · B k2AA µkAA vs Instability if k < α
π µ!
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Comments External Magnetic Field
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EoM + Flux Cons. = ⇒ B vac. state
Comments External Magnetic Field
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EoM + Flux Cons. = ⇒ B vac. state Generating A cost no energy
Comments External Magnetic Field
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EoM + Flux Cons. = ⇒ B vac. state Continuum of vac. NCS ∝ A · B Generating A cost no energy
External Magnetic Field Sum-Up
EoM + Flux Cons. = ⇒ B vac. state Continuum of vac. NCS ∝ A · B Generating A cost no energy
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Similar to non-abelian!
External Magnetic Field Sum-Up
EoM + Flux Cons. = ⇒ B vac. state Continuum of vac. NCS ∝ A · B Generating A cost no energy
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Similar to non-abelian!
Overview Lattice Model Results/Outlooks
Lattice Model Real-Time Simulations
L = − 1
4FµνFµν + (Dµφ)∗Dµφ − V(φ)
−
1 2c2
s (∂0a)2 + 1
2(∂ia)2
with a a scalar field Reproduce EoM U ( 1 ) + A x i
!
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MC generated thermal ensemble Solve classical EoM tf Measure
Real-Time Simulations Technical Comments
MC generated thermal ensemble Solve classical EoM tf Measure
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F
Refs.: JHEP04(2018)026
j.nuclphysb.2017.12.001
Real-Time Simulations Technical Comments
MC generated thermal ensemble Solve classical EoM tf Measure
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F
Refs.: JHEP04(2018)026
j.nuclphysb.2017.12.001
This work
Overview Lattice Model Results/Outlooks
Chern-Simons Density
B costs E = ⇒ Q2(t) → cst
B costs E = ⇒ Q2(t) → ΓVt
RD walk
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10−1 101 103 105 10−6 10−5 10−4 t CS Evolution Q2
Chern-Simons Density
B costs E = ⇒ Q2(t) → cst
B costs E = ⇒ Q2(t) → ΓVt
RD walk
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10−1 101 103 105 10−8 10−6 10−4 10−2 t CS Evolution
e2 = 0.125
Q2
Chern-Simons Density
B costs E = ⇒ Q2(t) → cst
B costs E = ⇒ Q2(t) → ΓVt
RD walk
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10−1 101 103 105 10−8 10−6 10−4 10−2 t CS Evolution
e2 = 0.125 e2 = 0.5
Q2
Results
10−1 101 103 105 10−8 10−6 10−4 10−2 t CS Evolution
e2 = 0.125 e2 = 0.5
Q2
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Γ pred. by MHD:
Γth e6B2 ≈ 2.5 · 10−5
Measured Γ:
Γexp e6B2 ≈ 1.5 ± 0.2 · 10−3
Agree on parametric but
Γexp Γth ≈ 60!
Results Next: Chemical Potential
Γ pred. by MHD:
Γth e6B2 ≈ 2.5 · 10−5
Measured Γ:
Γexp e6B2 ≈ 1.5 ± 0.2 · 10−3
Agree on parametric but
Γexp Γth ≈ 60!
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π α ∝ 1 N
Next: Chemical Potential
π α ∝ 1 N
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200 400 10 20 30 t Chemical Potential
N = 16
µ
Next: Chemical Potential
π α ∝ 1 N
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10−3 10−1 101 103 105 10 20 30 t Chemical Potential
N = 16
µ
Next: Chemical Potential
π α ∝ 1 N
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10−3 10−1 101 103 105 10 20 30 t Chemical Potential
N = 16 N = 224
µ
Next: Chemical Potential
π α ∝ 1 N
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10−3 10−1 101 103 105 10 20 30 t Chemical Potential
N = 16 N = 224 N = 420
µ
Next: Chemical Potential
π α ∝ 1 N
Question: µ independent rate at small µ ?
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10−3 10−1 101 103 105 10 20 30 t Chemical Potential
N = 16 N = 224 N = 420
µ
Further Outlooks
10−3 10−1 101 103 105 10 20 30 t Chemical Potential
N = 16 N = 224 N = 420
µ
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Further Outlooks
10−3 10−1 101 103 105 10 20 30 t Chemical Potential
N = 16 N = 224 N = 420
µ
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Further Outlooks
10−3 10−1 101 103 105 10 20 30 t Chemical Potential
N = 16 N = 224 N = 420
µ
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Further Outlooks Take Away
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and full simulations
Further Outlooks Take Away
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full simulations
Thank you!
Non-Abelian
1,000 2,000 10 20 30 t Chemical Potential and B µ
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ψ Gµν Instabilities Sphalerons [Rubakov,1986] [Rummukainen,2014]