Magnetic Field Induced Effects in Quark Matter
B. O. Kerbikov, M. A. Andreichikov
TL;DR
This paper reviews how extremely strong magnetic fields in heavy-ion collisions influence quark-gluon matter, providing insights into its properties through magnetic field-induced effects.
Contribution
It offers a brief overview of magnetic field effects on quark matter, highlighting potential new insights into its properties under extreme conditions.
Findings
Magnetic fields in heavy-ion collisions reach up to 10^{20} G.
Magnetic fields induce notable effects in quark-gluon matter.
The study provides a preliminary overview of these effects.
Abstract
Quark--gluon matter produced in relativistic heavy--ion collisions(RHIC and LHC) is subject to a super--strong magnetic field(MF) . Quark matter(QM) response to MF allows to get a new insight on its properties. We give a cursory glance on MF induced effects.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMagnetic Properties of Alloys · Magnetic and transport properties of perovskites and related materials · Cold Atom Physics and Bose-Einstein Condensates