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Landau and Eckart frames for relativistic fluids in nuclear collisions

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arxiv 1904.11940 v2 pith:3ZJ4Z4ZW submitted 2019-04-26 nucl-th hep-phnucl-ex

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keywords relativisticcollisionseckartframeframeslandaunuclearflow
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The quark matter created in relativistic nuclear collisions is interpreted as a nearly-perfect fluid. The recent efforts to explore its finite-density properties in the beam energy scan programs motivate one to revisit the issue of the local rest frame fixing in off-equilibrium hydrodynamics. I first investigate full second-order relativistic hydrodynamics in the Landau and the Eckart frames. Then numerical hydrodynamic simulations are performed to elucidate the effect of frame choice on flow observables in relativistic nuclear collisions. The results indicate that the flow can differ in the Landau and the Eckart frames but charged particle and net baryon rapidity distributions are mostly frame independent when off-equilibrium kinetic freeze-out is considered.

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  1. Second order causal hydrodynamics in Eckart frame: using gradient expansion scheme

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    The paper derives general second-order gradient forms of heat flow, bulk viscosity, and shear viscosity for relativistic fluids in the Eckart frame, and claims finite signal speeds from linearized modes.

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