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Quark-meson model under rotation: A functional renormalization group study

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arxiv 2306.08362 v3 pith:T4OE2API submitted 2023-06-14 hep-ph

Hao-Lei Chen , Zhi-Bin Zhu , Xu-Guang Huang This is my paper
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Rapid rotation may exist in physical systems such as non-central heavy ion collisions and neutron stars. Using functional renormalization group analysis of the quark-meson model, we investigate the effects of real and imaginary rotation on the chiral phase transition. Our results confirm previous studies conducted with other model calculations and shed light on the importance of boundary conditions in the infrared region of the theory.

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