Relaxation for massive particles: transport and causality

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Hauptverfasser: Bajec, Matej, Soloviev, Alexander
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author Bajec, Matej
Soloviev, Alexander
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Soloviev, Alexander
contents Correlators at finite density and temperature encode important information about a physical system, such as transport and causality. For a massive gas of particles in the relaxation time approximation of kinetic theory, we provide complete analytic results for all first order transport coefficients, including thermoelectric coefficients. We demonstrate the first complete picture of the complex structure of the correlators as a function of mass, providing an interpretation in terms of the causal structure of lightcones. We provide a simple criterion to extract the effective lightcone velocity from the cut of the retarded correlator.
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spellingShingle Relaxation for massive particles: transport and causality
Bajec, Matej
Soloviev, Alexander
High Energy Physics - Theory
Quantum Gases
Nuclear Theory
Correlators at finite density and temperature encode important information about a physical system, such as transport and causality. For a massive gas of particles in the relaxation time approximation of kinetic theory, we provide complete analytic results for all first order transport coefficients, including thermoelectric coefficients. We demonstrate the first complete picture of the complex structure of the correlators as a function of mass, providing an interpretation in terms of the causal structure of lightcones. We provide a simple criterion to extract the effective lightcone velocity from the cut of the retarded correlator.
title Relaxation for massive particles: transport and causality
topic High Energy Physics - Theory
Quantum Gases
Nuclear Theory
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.15531