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QCD phase structure under rotation

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arxiv 2108.00586 v1 pith:S6DFA3HQ submitted 2021-08-02 hep-ph hep-thnucl-th

Hao-Lei Chen , Xu-Guang Huang , Jinfeng Liao This is my paper · ORCID
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We give an introduction to the phase structure of QCD matter under rotation based on effective four-fermion models. The effects of the magnetic field on the rotating QCD matter are also explored. Recent developments along these directions are overviewed, with special emphasis on the chiral phase transition. The rotational effects on pion condensation and color superconductivity are also discussed.

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    At one loop, imaginary rotation in the SU(2) Savvidy model enhances the chromomagnetic condensate and effective coupling, can suppress the Nielsen-Olesen instability in a finite window, and gives a negative moment-of-...

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    By fitting an angular-velocity-dependent coupling to LQCD data, the NJL model exhibits chiral vortical catalysis: rotation enhances the chiral condensate and raises the transition temperature and critical endpoint.

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