Anomalous Transport Processes in Turbulent non-Abelian Plasmas

TL;DR

This paper reviews the theory of anomalous transport processes caused by turbulent color fields in relativistic heavy ion collisions, highlighting their potential impact on the evolution of quark-gluon plasma.

Contribution

It provides a comprehensive review of the theoretical framework for anomalous transport in turbulent non-Abelian plasmas and discusses their phenomenological implications.

Findings

Turbulent color fields influence transport in quark-gluon plasma.

Anomalous transport processes may significantly affect plasma evolution.

Theoretical insights into turbulent non-Abelian plasma behavior.

Abstract

Turbulent color fields, which can arise in the early and late stages of relativistic heavy ion collisions, may contribute significantly to the transport processes in the matter created in these collisions. We review the theory of these anomalous transport processes and discuss their possible phenomenology in the glasma and quasistationary expanding quark-gluon plasma.