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Holography and Magnetically Induced Phenomena in QCD

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  • Provides a self-contained introduction to the AdS/CFT correspondence and a full review of the bottom-up holographic models
  • Includes the latest developments regarding the electromagnetic interactions of the quark–gluon plasma
  • Offers a comprehensive overview of both the theoretical and experimental advances in the field

Part of the book series: SpringerBriefs in Physics (SpringerBriefs in Physics)

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This book introduces the traditional and novel techniques required to study the thermodynamic and transport properties of quark–gluon plasma. In particular, it reviews the construction of improved holographic models for QCD-like confining gauge theories and their applications in the physics of quark–gluon plasma. It also discusses the recent advances in the development of hydrodynamic techniques, especially those incorporating the effects of external magnetic fields on transport.

The book is primarily intended for researchers and graduate students with a background in quantum field theory and particle physics but who may not be familiar with the theory of strong interactions and holographic and hydrodynamic techniques required to study said interactions.


Authors and Affiliations

  • Institute for Theoretical Physics, Utrecht University, Utrecht, The Netherlands

    Umut Gürsoy

About the author

Umut Gürsoy is currently Associate Professor at Utrecht University, where he teaches and researches quantum field theory and particle physics. He holds Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering and Physics from Istanbul Technical University, Master of Physics from the Weizmann Institute and Ph.D. from MIT. He has been working on string theory, in particular applying string theory techniques to strongly correlated systems. He pioneered the theory of improved holographic QCD, which describes QCD in the limit of strong correlations. These methods, along with the hydrodynamic approaches developed by the author, are widely used to study the properties of the quark–gluon matter.

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