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XQCD 2019 (The 17th International Conference on QCD in Extreme Conditions)

24–26 Jun 2019
Bunkyo School Building, Tokyo Campus, University of Tsukuba
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Session 7

25 Jun 2019, 14:35
122, 134 (Bunkyo School Building, Tokyo Campus, University of Tsukuba)

122, 134

Bunkyo School Building, Tokyo Campus, University of Tsukuba

3-29-1 Otsuka Bunkyo-ku Tokyo 112-0012 Japan

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Session 7

  • Tetsufumi Hirano (Sophia University)

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  1. 13. Novel transport phenomena with chirality, vorticity and magnetic field
    Prof. Jinfeng Liao (INDIANA UNIVERSITY)
    25/06/2019, 14:35
    Invited talk
    By colliding heavy ions at high energies, physicists are able to "break up" nuclear particles like protons and neutrons and create a hot "subatomic soup", the quark-gluon plasma (QGP). In recent years, there have been significant interests and progress on the spin degrees of freedom in the QGP fluid. In particular, novel transport phenomena arise from the nontrivial interplay between quark...
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  2. 23. Axial kinetic theory and spin transport for massive fermions
    Dr Di-Lun Yang (Keio University)
    25/06/2019, 15:20
    Oral talk
    In relativistic heavy ion collisions (HIC), not only a strong magnetic field but also strong vorticity could be generated. Recent observations of the polarization of Lambda hyperons have triggered intensive studies for vorticity-induced polarization and spin dynamics in relativistic fluids. However, more recent studies suggest that the spin polarization could be possibly led by non-equilibrium...
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  3. 22. Relativistic quantum molecular dynamics approach for heavy-ion collisions at high baryon density region
    Prof. Yasushi Nara (Akita International University)
    25/06/2019, 15:45
    Oral talk
    A new N-body non-equilibrium transport model based on the relativistic quantum molecular dynamics (RQMD) is developed for the simulations of high energy heavy ion collisions at high baryon density regions. In this approach, hadrons interact via the sigma-omega fields in the mean-field approximation as well as the hard two-body scatterings which produce the strings and hadronic resonances in...
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