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Pressure Anisotropy in Heavy Ion Collisions from Color Glass Condensate

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arxiv 1602.09060 v2 pith:SGZW6DUM submitted 2016-02-29 nucl-th

Pressure Anisotropy in Heavy Ion Collisions from Color Glass Condensate

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We generalize calculations of the energy-momentum tensor for classical gluon fields in the McLerran-Venugopalan model using the small-$\tau$ power series expansion method. Results to all orders for the energy density and pressures are given in the leading $Q^2$ approximation and with the inclusion of running coupling effects. The energy density and transverse pressure decrease monotonically with time while the longitudinal pressure starts from a negative value and increases towards zero.

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  1. Analytic and Approximate Solutions to Color Glass Condensate in the Classical Weak-Field Limit

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    In the weak-field CGC limit the glasma energy-momentum tensor has universal late-time scaling ε,PT∼1/τ and PL∼1/τ³, with closed Meijer-G forms in the MV model and controlled series in an improved Gaussian model.