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Covariant kinetic theory and transport coefficients for Gribov plasma

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arxiv 2005.01303 v2 pith:ZC7ZJ5LT submitted 2020-05-04 hep-ph hep-thnucl-th

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Gribov quantization is a method to improve the infrared dynamics of Yang-Mills theory. We study the thermodynamics and transport properties of a plasma consisting of gluons whose propagator is improved by the Gribov prescription. We first construct thermodynamics of Gribov plasma using the gauge invariant Gribov dispersion relation for interacting gluons. When the Gribov parameter in the dispersion relation is temperature dependent, one expects a mean field correction to the Boltzmann equation. We formulate covariant kinetic theory for the Gribov plasma and determine the mean-field contribution in the Boltzmann equation. This leads to a quasiparticle like framework with a bag correction to pressure and energy density which mimics confinement. The temperature dependence of the Gribov parameter and bag pressure is fixed by matching with lattice results for a system of gluons. Finally we calculate the temperature dependence of the transport coefficients, i.e., bulk and shear viscosities.

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