Dynamical gauge fields and anomalous transport at strong coupling
Angel Domingo Gallegos, Umut G\"ursoy

TL;DR
This paper investigates how dynamical gluon fields at strong coupling affect anomalous transport coefficients in chiral gauge theories using holographic duality, providing new semi-analytic formulas and insights.
Contribution
It introduces a semi-analytic formula for chiral separation conductivity corrections due to dynamical gluons at strong coupling in holographic models.
Findings
Chiral magnetic and vortical currents remain uncorrected by dynamical gluons.
Derived a series expansion for corrections in terms of anomalous dimension Δ.
Applicable to a broad class of holographically dual chiral gauge theories.
Abstract
Anomalous transport coefficients are known to be universal in the absence of dynamical gauge fields. We calculate the corrections to these universal values due to dynamical gluon fields at strong coupling, at finite temperature and finite density, using the holographic duality. We show that the consistent chiral magnetic and chiral vortical currents receive no corrections, while we derive a semi-analytic formula for the chiral separation conductivity. We determine these corrections in the large color, large flavor limit, in terms of a series expansion in the anomalous dimension of the axial current in terms of physical parameters , temperature, electric and chiral chemical potentials and the flavor to color ratio . Our results are applicable to a generic class of chiral gauge theories that allow for a holographic description in the gravity…
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TopicsHigh-Energy Particle Collisions Research · Black Holes and Theoretical Physics · Particle physics theoretical and experimental studies
