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On the temperature dependence of the electrical conductivity in hot quenched lattice QCD

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arxiv 1112.4802 v1 pith:ETUPF5NK submitted 2011-12-20 hep-lat hep-ph

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Extending our recent work, we report on a calculation of the vector current correlation function for light valence quarks in the deconfined phase of quenched QCD in the temperature range 1.16Tc<T<2.98Tc. After performing a systematic analysis of the in fluence of cut-off effects on light quark meson correlators using clover improved Wilson fermions, we discuss resulting constraints on the electrical conductivity in a quark gluon plasma.

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