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Causal Electric Charge Diffusion and Balance Functions in Relativistic Heavy Ion Collisions

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arxiv 1710.03329 v1 pith:CNIIFGWL submitted 2017-10-09 nucl-th nucl-ex

Causal Electric Charge Diffusion and Balance Functions in Relativistic Heavy Ion Collisions

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We study the propogation and diffusion of electric charge fluctuations in high energy heavy ion collisions using the Cattaneo form for the dissipative part of the electric current. As opposed to the ordinary diffusion equation this form limits the speed at which charge can propagate. Including the noise term in the current, which arises uniquely from the fluctuation-dissipation theorem, we calculate the balance functions for charged hadrons in a simple 1+1 dimensional Bjorken hydrodynamical model. Limiting the speed of propagation of charge fluctuations increases the height and reduces the width of these balance functions when plotted versus rapidity. We also estimate the numerical value of the associated diffusion time constant from AdS/CFT theory.

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