“Bulletin Board”

 School of Particles and Accelerator - December 13, 2012

AdS/CFT Weekly Seminar on Constraints on anomaly induced transport coefficients in relativistic fluid dynamics

Navid Abbasi, IPM
December 13, 2012

 
 

Abstract: In hydrodynamics derivative expansion, transport coefficients are constrained by the requirement that the divergence of an entropy current be locally non-negative. It is well known for a long time from the second law of thermodynamics but recently, it has been conjectured that "some" of these constraints can also be derived from an equilibrium partition function on a weakly curved back ground, to all orders in derivative expansion. I am going to explain how this conjecture can reproduce the well-known constraints on anomaly induced transport coefficients and thermodynamic transport coefficients.


Time: Thursday, December 13, 2012 at 11:00 in Larak
 
 
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