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Approach to the High Density State of QCD. S. Muroya Tokuyama Women’s College. Contents. Introduction Finite Density QCD in Nara の話題 理論から予想される相図 格子シミュレーションの現状 実験に寄せる期待 まとめ. 物理学最前線 “クォークマター” 宮村修 1986. 物理学最前線 “クォークマター” 宮村修. 物理学最前線 “クォークマター” 宮村修. 講演数42. SU(3). 12. QCD. 20. SU(2). - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Approach to the High Density State of QCD

S. MuroyaTokuyama Women’s College

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Contents

• Introduction

• Finite Density QCD in Nara の話題• 理論から予想される相図• 格子シミュレーションの現状• 実験に寄せる期待• まとめ

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物理学最前線 “クォークマター” 宮村修 1986

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物理学最前線 “クォークマター” 宮村修

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物理学最前線 “クォークマター” 宮村修

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Program

J uly 10 (Thu)

9:15 - 9:25 Opening

9:25-10:40 Morning Session 1 (general overview)

9:25-10:10 Mark Alford

Dense quark matter in nature (incld. Review) 45min

10:10-10:40 Teiji Kunihiro

Some recent topics on possible chiral restoration in a nuclear medium (incld. Review) 30min

10:40-11:00 Coffee Break 20min

11:00-12:20 Morning Session 2 (Lattice, Review and 2-color QCD at finite density, simulations)

11:00-11:40 Maria-Paola Lombardo

Lattice QCD at finite density - Primer (incld. Review) 40min

11:40-12:20 Donald Sinclair Finite density lattice gauge theories with positive fermion determinants 40min

12:20 - 13:50 Lunch

13:50 - 14:40 Afternoon Session 1 (2-color QCD at finite density, simulations)

13:50-14:15 Shin Muroya Color SU(2) Lattice QCD High Density State 25min

14:15-14:40 J onivar Skullerud

Lattice simulations of 2-colour QCD with Wilson fermions 25min

14:40 - 15:30 Afternoon Session 2 (NJ L models at finite T and mu)

14:40-15:05 Costas Strouthos

The 3d NJ L model at nonzero temperature and density 25min

15:05-15:30 David N Walters A BCS Gap on the lattice 25min

15:30 - 15:50 Coffee Break

15:50 - 17:40 Afternoon Session 3 (Poster)

15:50-16:45 Five minutes presentation (11 posters)

Masakiyo Kitazawa

Pseudogap of color superconductivity

Hiroaki Abuki Improved Schwinger-Dyson approach to pairing phenomena and QCD phase diagram

Satoshi Takagi Phase Structure of Hot and/ or Dense QCD in the Schwinger-Dyson Approach

Masaharu Iwasaki

Latent heat in the chiral phase transition

Chaejun Song Higher order calculation for CFL gap prefactor

Daiji Kimura NJ L Model at Finite Chemical Potential in a Constant Magnetic Field

Yusuke Nishida Thermodynamics of strong coupling 2-color QCD with chiral and diquark condensates

Slavo Kratochvila

QCD at zero baryon density

Artan Borici Global Monte Carlo for light quarks

Hideko Nagahiro

$\ eta$ mesic nuclei in chiral models

Minoru Biyajima Description of $\ eta$-distributions at RHIC energies in terms of a stochastic model

16:45-17:45 Poster presentation

19:00 - 21:00 Banquet

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J uly 11 (Fri) 9:15 - 10:55 Moring Session 1 (3-color QCD on the lattice, simulations)

9:15- 9:55 Zoltan Fodor

FINITE T/ MU LATTICE QCD AND THE CRITICAL POINT 40min

9:55-10:25 Sandor Katz

THE QCD EQUATION OF STATE AT FINITE T/ MU ON THE LATTICE 30min

10:25-10:50 Shinji Ejiri Study of QCD thermodynamics at finite density by Taylor expansion 25min

10:50 - 11:10 Coffee Break 11:10 - 12:20 Morning Session 2 (3-color QCD on the lattice, simulations, continued)

11:10-11:50 Frithjof Karsch Lattice QCD at non-zero chemical potential and t he resonance gas model 40min

11:50-12:20 Philippe de Forcrand

The phase diagram of three-flavor QCD for small baryon densities 30min

12:20 - 13:50 Lunch 13:50 - 15:30 Afternoon Session 1 (QCD phase structure: analytic approaches)

13:50-14:35 Misha Stephanov

QCD phase diagram and the critical point (incld. Review) 45min

14:35-15:00 Hirotsugu Fujii Soft Modes at the Critical End Point in the Chiral Effective Models 25min

15:00-15:30 Masayasu Harada

Vector Manifestation in Dense Matter 30min

15:30 - 15:50 Coffee Break 15:50 - 17:20 Afternoon Session 2 (various phases in high density matter, models)

15:50-16:30 Takumi Muto Meson Condensations in High Density Matter (Review) 40min

16:30-16:55 Toshitaka Tatsumi

Ferromagnetism and superconductivity in quark matter 25min

16:55-17:20 Aiichi Iwazaki Color Ferromagnetism and Quantum Hall St ates in Quark Matter 25min

18:30 - 19:30 Public Lecture Petersson at National Nara Museum

J uly 12 (Sat)

9:15 - 10:55 Morning Session 1 (Analytic approaches)

9:15- 9:55 Kenji Fukushima

Toward understanding recent lattice results from the strong coupling expansion 40min

9:55-10:25 Bengt Petersson

Dimensional Reduction 30min

10:25-10:55 Kei Iida Ginzburg-Landau approach to color superconductivity 30min

10:55-11:15 Coffee Break 11:15 - 12:45 Morning Session 2 (effective theory and color superconfuctivity)

11:15-11:45 Deog-Ki Hong

High Density Effective Theory of QCD 30min

11:45-12:15 Stephen Hsu Positivty and Dense Matter 30min

12:15-12:45 Motoi Tachibana

Neutrino processes in the $K 0̂$ condensed phase of color flavor locked quark matter 30min

12:45 - 14:15 Lunch 14:15 - 16:05 Afternoon Session 1 (Finite T and mu, simulations)

14:15-14:40 Peter Crompton

Comparing reweighting approaches to lattice QCD at finite baryondensities 25min

14:40-15:10 Sourendu Gupta

Stepping off the wall- - - Taylor expansions in the chemical potential 30min

15:10-15:40 Tetsuya Takaishi

Hadronic property at finite density - - results from QCD-TARO projects - - 30min

15:40-16:05 Olaf Kaczmarek

Heavy quark free energies, potentials and the renormalizedPolyakov Loop 25min

16:05 - 16:25 Coffee Break 16:25 - 17:50 Afternoon Session 2 (new directions)

16:25-16:55 J un Nishimura

A new Monte Carlo method for finite density QCD 30min

16:55-17:25 Harald Markum

Quantum Chaos in Supersymmetric QCD at Finite Density 30 min

17:25-17:50 summary/ closing

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講演数42

Lattice MC

理論計算

QCD

モデル・アルゴリスム

SU(3)

SU(2)

QCD

NJL

Lattice

New Picture

12

2

6

2

8

6

6

20

22

http://www.riise.hiroshima-u.ac.jp/FDQCD/

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Closing by Pierre van Baal

お土産のマグカップのシンボルマーク by 湯川先生

将来の会議でシンボルマークに使われるであろう初田さんの 書

バンケットの主役中村さんのパンフルート

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Critical end point?

2CS CFL

T

Big bang Universe

RHIC

GSI, J-PARC

hadron

QGP

sb sb

symmetry restore?

最近の標準的な相図

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S. Takaki, PTP 109 (03)233

147MeV

=325MeV

(20,146)

2nd

2nd

1st

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流体モデル を通じて実験と比較 (Asakawa and Nonaka)

臨界点付近での揺らぎが見えるか?

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Critical end point?

2CS CFL

T

Big bang Universe

RHIC

GSI, J-PARC

hadron

QGP

sb sb

symmetry restore?

Does Chiral symmetry restore ? (m_s vs

s

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Hiroaki Abuki : hep-ph/0306074

•Schwinger-Dyson eq, + CJT effective potential•Improved Ladder

_c =325 MeV by Takaki

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Critical end point?

2CS CFL

T

Big bang Universe

RHIC

GSI, J-PARC

hadron

QGP

?

sb sb

symmetry never restore?

Does Chiral symmetry restore ? (m_s vs

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Approach to high density state of the Lattice QCD

• Reweighting method– Fodor & Katz– Grasgow

• Taylor expansion

• Imaginary Chemical Potential

• Density of the state

• Positive Measure model

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4̂,'444̂,'44 )'()1(e)()1(e

xx

a

xx

a xUxU

3

1ˆ,'ˆ,'

)()1()()1(1i

ixxiiixxii xUxUW

GSedet1

e1 WODU

ZODDUD

ZO FG SS

• Introducing the chemical potential on a lattice (Wilson fermion)

• Phase (sign) problem

W U x U xx x x x

1 1 11

4

( ) ( ) ( ) ( )', ',

iPP 44

: hopping parameter quark mass

,WSF

Chemical Potential on a Lattice

)(e)( xiAxU

Tre e( ) ( ) H N S SDUD D G F

W W 5 5 complex:Wdet

iWW edetdet

Vi ee

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Fodor-Katz, JHEP03(2002)014

MeV MeV 35725,5.3160 EET

12 FN2.0 ,025.0, sdu mm

8 ,6 ,4 ,43 ss NN

Standard gauge + Staggered fermion

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Reweighting

OMDUZ

O gS )(e)(det1

OM

MMDU

Zggg SSS

)(det

)(dete)(dete

1

0

)()(0

)( 00

Fodor and KatzMulti-reweighting

method)( 0

)( 0

)(

)(

),,( m

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• Allton et al. (Bielefeld-Swansea) hep-lat/0204010

Improved action + Improved staggered fermion

,2FN4163

0.2 ,1.0qmMeV

a=0.29

Taylor expansion at high T and low

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Imaginary Chemical Potential

deForcrand and Philipsen NPB642(02)290; hep-lat/0307020

Im

)()( 210

I

IIC acca

D’Elia and Lombardo Phys.Rev. D67 (2003) 014505

At small )()(log 64

42

20 OaaaZ )()(log64

42

20 IIII OaaaZ ImI

complex:det M real:det M

ReIm i

Standard gauge + Staggered fermion

,2FN 250.0qm46 ,48 33

3

I Z(3) symmetry

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Fodor-Katz

Allton et al.

deForcrand-Philipsen D’Elia and Lombardo

Consistent !? YES

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• Effective theory• Finite Isospin

• Two-color QCD Pseudo-Real

du

)*,(det)(det WW 2

)(det)(det)(det WWW U U * 2 2

2*

2

24̂,'44*

4̂,'44*

3

1ˆ,'

*ˆ,'

*',2

*

);',(

'1e1e

)'()1()()1();',(

xxW

xUxU

xUxUxxW

xx

a

xx

a

iixxiiixxiixx

)'det);',(det)};',({det ** ;x'W(x,xxWxxW

detW:real Monte Carlo Calculation Works Well !

Models free from Sing Problem

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Color SU(2) at Finite Density

0.01

0.1

1

10

100

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

RHO K160(periodic)

mu=0.0mu=0.1mu=0.2mu=0.3mu=0.4mu=0.5mu=0.6mu=0.7mu=0.8mu=0.9

G(n

t)

nt

0.001

0.01

0.1

1

10

100

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Pi Kapp=160 (periodic)

mu = 0.0mu=0.1mu=0.2mu=0.3mu=0.4mu=0.5mu=0.6mu=0.7mu=0.8mu=0.9

G(n

t)

nt

4 X83

Clear evidence of meson mass decrease at finite chemical potential !

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Color SU(2) at Finite Chemical Potential

Color SU(2) at Finite Chemical Potential

Peculiar behavior of a vector meson at finite density

Mass of becomes small !   Remind us of the CERES Experiment

a a=0.160 =0.175

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Sinclare and Kogut, condensation with I diquark condensation in colorSU(2)

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Talk by Fukushima. Strong coupling expansion works well to investigate Lattice results

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Where exists a high density state?

• Quark star ?

• Compact star … etc

Something new cosmological object?

• Collision experiment – CERES/NA45 Pb-Au 40GeV/A

spectrum change is clearer than 200GeV/A– GSI or J-PARC 50 GeV/A

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Single-Particle DistributionsSingle-Particle Distributions

Hydro-dynamical model by Morita and Muroya

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OutputOutput• Input ParametersInput ParametersEE0max0max = = 6.9 GeV/fm6.9 GeV/fm33 ( (TT00=238 MeV)=238 MeV)

<<EEiniini> => = 4.5 GeV/fm 4.5 GeV/fm33

nnB0B0     = = 0.31 fm0.31 fm-3-3

00++ = = 2.72.7

TTf f = = 130 MeV130 MeV

5.74 GeV/fm5.74 GeV/fm33

3.7 GeV/fm3.7 GeV/fm33

0.70 fm0.70 fm-3-3

1.091.09

EEff = 70 MeV/fm = 70 MeV/fm33

(<(<TTff> = 123 MeV)> = 123 MeV)

SPS Pb+PbSPS Pb+Pb

• OutputOutput

Total Energy = 37420 GeV (95%)Total Energy = 37420 GeV (95%)

Net Baryon Number = 256Net Baryon Number = 256

<<BB> = 110 MeV> = 110 MeV

<<vvTT> (|> (||<0.1) = 0.486|<0.1) = 0.486

3267 GeV (92%)3267 GeV (92%)

305305

280.2 MeV280.2 MeV

0.4670.467

Hydro-dynamical model by Morita and Muroya

RHIC 200Gev/A 17.8 GeV/A

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Thomas Schafer,hep-ph/0304281

高密度 QCD •複雑な相構造

•Strange quark mass の違い 異なった Symmetry breaking pattern • model の入れ方が重要 Tatsumi, Iwasaki et al,, , もっといろいろな可能性も

•Lattice simulation for small seems to work enough•Future experiments at GSI and/or JPARC に期待しみんなで応援しましょう

RHIC

JPARC

Ferro-Mgn.? Q-Hall st ?

http://www.riise.hiroshima-u.ac.jp/FDQCD/

Muroya, Nakamura, Nonaka and Takaishi : hep-lat/0306031