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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 6

25 Jun 2019, 11:00
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 6

  • Yasushi Nara (Akita International University)

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  1. 68. The QCD critical point hunt: new dynamic framework and first simulation results
    Dr Yi Yin (MIT)
    25/06/2019, 11:00
    Invited talk
    The on-going heavy-ion collision experiments at RHIC is scanning the baryon-rich regime of the QCD phase diagram with an unprecedented precision that would potentially discover the QCD critical point, the landmark point in the phase diagram. On the theory front, conventional hydrodynamic modeling would not be sufficient for the critical point hunt. Instead, I will present a novel theoretical...
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  2. 29. Hydrodynamic fluctuations and fluctuation theorem in heavy-ion collisions
    Dr Koichi Murase (Sophia University)
    25/06/2019, 11:45
    Oral talk
    Recently the effects of hydrodynamic fluctuations, i.e., the thermal fluctuations of relativistic hydrodynamics, on flow observables in high-energy nuclear collisions are analyzed in event-by-event simulations by dynamical models. The statistics of the hydrodynamic fluctuations is usually determined by the fluctuation-dissipation theorem obtained in the global equilibrium. However, in...
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  3. 53. Formulating relativistic hydrodynamics with spin polarization
    Dr Masaru Hongo (Keio University)
    25/06/2019, 12:10
    Oral talk
    Recently, there have been significant experimental progresses in observing and controlling spin-dependent bulk quantities in broad areas in physics such as relativistic heavy-ion collisions and spintronics. Although hydrodynamics is one of the most powerful theoretical frameworks to describe such macroscopic bulk quantities, its extension to a spinful fluid has not been fully developed,...
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