从强子物质到夸克物质 的平滑过渡 和 sqgp 的结构 许明梅 喻梅凌 刘连寿...
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从强子物质到夸克物质的平滑过渡
和 sQGP 的结构许明梅 喻梅凌 刘连寿
• Introduction• Crossover in QCD• Structure of sQGP• Summary and discussion
Phys.Rev.Lett.100,092301
Research in progress
衷心感谢王凡、平加伦教授的支持与帮助
1st order Phase
Transition
Crossover
Introduction
are still open Questions
• What happens in crossover ?
• What is different between crossover and phase transition?
The answer to these questions is essential for a thorough understanding of vacuum structure in QCD .
Crossover at high T has been firmly settled by lattic QCD
Crossover in QCD
Nucleon gas Co-existence of QGP droplet and nucleon gas
Physical picture for 1st order phase transitionSome nucleons combine to a bigger bag - QGP droplet
Perturbative vacuum
Boundary
Physical vacuum Physical vacuum
• Example from Electro-Magnetic plasma
Neutral atom
gas
However, this picture could not be extended to QCD, because of vacuum problem
Physical picture for crossover ?
A rule in QCD: Isolated colour objects in phys- ical vacuum has infinite energy
Atoms ionized one by one
Physical vacuum
If this is hadron matter
hadrons
Cross over to E-M plasma
Physical vacuum
Hadrons decompsed to quarks one by one
+
The process goes on gradually,
The two phases are mixed instead of co-exist .
No boundary.
Most of the Models on the market
for “crossover in QCD”
have not taken this severe rule of QCD into account.
Let us take 2 models as example.
• Multi-phase transport model AMPT
Components of A MultiPhase Transport Model (AMPT v2.11)
Partons hadronize when interaction ceases.
Initial conditions: (x,p) distributions of minijet partons from hard process and strings from soft process ,strings are melted to be partons
Partonic transport:
only two-body elastic scatterings
two partons collide if
Hadronization:
Hadron transport:
/l
Z.W.Lin et al. PRC 72(2005)064901
Example 1
Partons hadronize one by one
Variation of the percentage of parton and hadron with time:
When t<5fm/c, partons dominate, system in deconfined phase
When t>30fm/c, hadrons dominate, system in confined phase
A few partons move in physical vacuum
Contradicts QCD
Quark Molecular Dynamics - qMD M.Hofmann et al., Phys.Lett.B478(2000)161
Model Hamiltonian
Hadronization through requirement: Total color interaction from a pair or 3 quarks with the remaining system vanishes:
A smooth crossover of thermodynamic quantities is successfully obtained.
The hadrons are formed one by one in the environment of quark-gluon.
Example 2
When most of the partons have been hadronized a few partons will remain moving in physical vacuum
—— the same problem as in AMPT model.
All this kind of models neglect
color confinement,
and the different vacua in QCD.
Unacceptable
Difficulty in describing crossover in QCD
QCD has different vacua
—— Perturbative vacuum & Physical vacuum.
The difficulty of crossover in QCD lies in:
How to crossover from one vacuum to the other ?
In this respect it is worthwhile noticing another kind of model,
which is a geometrical model instead of a dynamical one.
Geometrical percolation model
H. Satz, Nucl. Phys. A642 (1998) 130
A bond could be formed between 2 adjacent nucleons with probability p
When an infinite cluster, i.e. a cluster extending from one boundary to the other, is formed, we say that the system turns to a new phase.
The nucleons connected by bonds form clusters
In this way the crossover from one phase to the other is realized.
No contradiction with QCD
Dynamical ModelG.Baym, Physica 96A (1979) 131
sitebond
Turn bond percolation to dynamical ?• What is the nature of bonds ?
• How to calculate the probability p ?
The idea comes from modern nuclear force theory
Quark Delocalization & Color Screening Model F. Wang et al., Phys.Rev.Lett. 69 (1992) 2901
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• A quadratic confinement potential inside nucleon
• Potential barrier between
2 adjacent nucleons
Quark can tunnel through the barrierS
11
Delocalization
10
Confinement
• When ε=1 a bond is formed, and the two nucleons are combined to a cluster
• Bond is the tunnel of potential barrier
Basic assumption
Before crossover
Crossover started when infinite cluster is formed
Tc
Begin of crossover
Crossover ended when all the cells are combined in a unique cluster
Tc’
End of crossover
Use dynamical model to realize the idea
Variation method
S0
S
ε
Delocalization occures only when S < S0
For fixed μ
Use S0 to develop percolationNEW
In N events, M events have infinite cluster(s), then
There are NS cells outside of the infinite cluster
Crossover starts
Crossover ends
Dynamical calculation
S0
S
ε For fixed μ
Maximum distance for bond formation
Sharply tends to infinity
Assuming , we get,
From Sc Sc’ determine μc ,μc’
sQGP turns to wQGP
Crossover region
Structure of sQGP
The evolution of matter structure
Start of crossover
End of crossover —— sQGP
Before crossover
We can study the structure of matter from the starting to the end of crossover
Characteristic quantity of liquid structure
Pair distribution function
The normalization is that g(r)=1 when there is no correlation.
Pair distribution function
Unpenetrablecore
H2O
There are picks
with diminishing
height up to 9 A,
showing short-
range correlation
in liquid.
Example – H2O
For percolation the correlation distance D is not the geometrical one but the distance along bonds, which is
referred to as chemical distance
Dr
The pair correlation is
normalized by total number N of cells in an event
In our case the boundary effect should be considered
D
For a fixed D the summation over r should be in the 2π ring, but our cells only lie in an arc of angle θ. So we give a weight w=2π/θ and define
The result is
Start of crossover
End of crossoverMiddle stage
It can be seen that in the process of crossover the correlation goes farther and farther.
T=Tc T=1.21Tc T=1.31Tc
T=1.39Tc
In order to compare with the pair distribution of liquid we define
Note that it is impossible to impose the requirement —— g(D)=1 when there is no correlation, because when correlation is absent there is no D.We use 2πρr dr as denominator is to compare with usual lioquid.
Before crossover
Start of crossover End of crossoverMiddle stage
• The first high peak is due to several quarks in each cell.
• Long before crossover there is no correlation peak beside the first high one.
• Going nearer to crossover shoulder appears and develops to a peak.
• During the process of crossover more and more peaks appear and go farther and farther-
T=0.475Tc T=0.67Tc T=0.80Tc T=0.93Tc
T=Tc T=1.21Tc T=1.31Tc T=1.39Tc
Summary and discussion
• We found that, in order for the crossover between hadronic and partonic matter to be consistent with color confinement, hadrons have to be able to aggregate in molecuar form.
• Basing on this assumption we have constructed a simple model for the crossover to sQGP and the transition to wQGP.
• Using this model the ratios of the temperature of the end of crossover and transition to wQGP to that of the beginning of crossover are obtained.
• Our model provides a clear picture for the structure of sQGP and the evolution of the structure in the process of crossover.
Before crossover Begin of crossover End of crossover
• Using this model the pair-dis-function of sQGP and the evolution of this distribution in the whole process of crossover are obtained.
Qualitative picture
Quantitative picture
• Calculate the viscosity and thermodynamic quantities of sQGP using the proposed model.
• Construct a unified model for QCD phase diagram, including :
crossover - 1st order phase transition - critical point
What’s next ?
Crossover
1st order phase transition
with a clear picture for the internal structure of both the matter and the vacuum.
The key is in the QCD vacuum• What is the essence of the two topologically diff
erent forms of vacuum —— bag shape and grape shape?
• How to perform analytic calculation on these vacua?
There is still long way to go!
Bright future is in front of us!
努力在崎岖的道路上攀登
以求登上光辉的山峰
希望得到大家
的监督和帮助Thanks
希望得到大家
的监督和帮助Thanks
Vacuum crossover
r
E
• Example from Electro-Magnetic plasma
Neutral atom
gas
However, this picture could not be extended to QCD, because of vacuum problem
Physical picture for crossover ?
A rule in QCD: Isolated colour objects in phys- ical vacuum has infinite energy
Atoms ionized one by one
Physical vacuum
If this is hadron matter
hadrons
Cross over to E-M plasma
Physical vacuum
Hadrons decompsed to quarks one by one
+
The process goes on 1) gradually, 2) no boundary.
The two phases are mixed instead of co-exist .
• Example from Electro-Magnetic plasma
Neutral atom
gas
However, this picture could not be extended to QCD, because of vacuum problem
Physical picture for crossover ?
A rule in QCD: Isolated colour objects in phys- ical vacuum has infinite energy
Atoms ionized one by one
Physical vacuum
If this is hadron matter
hadrons
Cross over to E-M plasma
Physical vacuum
Hadrons decompsed to quarks one by one
+
The process goes on gradually,
The two phases are mixed instead of co-exist .
No boundary.
• Example from Electro-Magnetic plasma
Neutral atom
gas
However, this picture could not be extended to QCD, because of vacuum problem
Physical picture for crossover ?
A rule in QCD: Isolated colour objects in phys- ical vacuum has infinite energy
Atoms ionized one by one
Physical vacuum
If this is hadron matter
hadrons
Cross over to E-M plasma
Physical vacuum
Hadrons decompsed to quarks one by one
+
The process goes on 1) gradually, 2) no boundary.
The two phases are mixed instead of co-exist .
Use S0 to develop percolationNEW
Use a maximum distance S0
to substitute probability p .
S0 has dimension and can be related
to T.
p has no dimention, unrelated to T