$T \times μ$ phase diagram from a fractal NJL model

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Autores principales: Megias, E., Deppman, A., Timóteo, V. S.
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author Megias, E.
Deppman, A.
Timóteo, V. S.
author_facet Megias, E.
Deppman, A.
Timóteo, V. S.
contents We propose a $μ$-dependent coupling for a fractal effective model (FNJL) to make the results for the phase diagram compatible with the experimental data and lattice QCD calculations. The $μ$-dependence of the coupling, which accounts for gluon effects, is obtained by fitting the lattice QCD results for the pseudo-critical temperature with the fractal model. We then use the new effective coupling in order to compute the dynamical mass, the quark condensate, the thermal susceptibility and, finally, the $T\timesμ$ phase diagram. We consider both extensive and non-extensive statistics, and with a slight variation in the $μ$-dependent coupling parameters we provide a single result for our model which is able to describe incredibly well the data from STAR, considering the simplicity of the effective model.
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spellingShingle $T \times μ$ phase diagram from a fractal NJL model
Megias, E.
Deppman, A.
Timóteo, V. S.
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
High Energy Physics - Lattice
Nuclear Theory
We propose a $μ$-dependent coupling for a fractal effective model (FNJL) to make the results for the phase diagram compatible with the experimental data and lattice QCD calculations. The $μ$-dependence of the coupling, which accounts for gluon effects, is obtained by fitting the lattice QCD results for the pseudo-critical temperature with the fractal model. We then use the new effective coupling in order to compute the dynamical mass, the quark condensate, the thermal susceptibility and, finally, the $T\timesμ$ phase diagram. We consider both extensive and non-extensive statistics, and with a slight variation in the $μ$-dependent coupling parameters we provide a single result for our model which is able to describe incredibly well the data from STAR, considering the simplicity of the effective model.
title $T \times μ$ phase diagram from a fractal NJL model
topic High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
High Energy Physics - Lattice
Nuclear Theory
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.08396