Speaker
Ms
Nicole Moodley
(University of Cape Town)
Description
Using the case study of a spatially homogeneous many-gluon system, distributed isotropically in momentum space, we will investigate more thoroughly than in the existing literature the evolution of a hot (quark-) gluon plasma from an initial state towards equilibrium. To that end we will investigate the QCD Boltzmann Equation beyond the popular soft-scattering approximation, thereby shedding light on the applicability of previous results in the field.
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Professor Andre Peshier, University of Cape Town - Andre.Peshier@uct.ac.za
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Primary authors
Prof.
Andre Peshier
(UCT)
Ms
Nicole Moodley
(University of Cape Town)
