Dissipation dynamics of a scalar field
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| author | Batini, Laura Grossi, Eduardo Wink, Nicolas |
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| contents | We investigate the dissipation rate of a scalar field in the vicinity of the phase transition and the ordered phase, specifically within the universality class of model A. This dissipation rate holds significant physical relevance, particularly in the context of interpreting effective potentials as inputs for dynamical transport simulations, such as hydrodynamics. To comprehensively understand the use of effective potentials and other calculation inputs, such as the functional renormalization group, we conduct a detailed analysis of field dependencies. We solve the functional renormalization group equations on the Schwinger-Keldysh contour to determine the effective potential and dissipation rate for both finite and infinite volumes. Furthermore, we conduct a finite-size scaling analysis to calculate the dynamic critical exponent z. Our extracted value closely matches existing values from the literature. |
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| spellingShingle | Dissipation dynamics of a scalar field Batini, Laura Grossi, Eduardo Wink, Nicolas High Energy Physics - Theory Strongly Correlated Electrons High Energy Physics - Phenomenology Nuclear Theory We investigate the dissipation rate of a scalar field in the vicinity of the phase transition and the ordered phase, specifically within the universality class of model A. This dissipation rate holds significant physical relevance, particularly in the context of interpreting effective potentials as inputs for dynamical transport simulations, such as hydrodynamics. To comprehensively understand the use of effective potentials and other calculation inputs, such as the functional renormalization group, we conduct a detailed analysis of field dependencies. We solve the functional renormalization group equations on the Schwinger-Keldysh contour to determine the effective potential and dissipation rate for both finite and infinite volumes. Furthermore, we conduct a finite-size scaling analysis to calculate the dynamic critical exponent z. Our extracted value closely matches existing values from the literature. |
| title | Dissipation dynamics of a scalar field |
| topic | High Energy Physics - Theory Strongly Correlated Electrons High Energy Physics - Phenomenology Nuclear Theory |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2309.06586 |