A perfect fluid hydrodynamic picture of domain wall velocities at strong coupling
Romuald A. Janik, Matti Jarvinen, Hesam Soltanpanahi, Jacob, Sonnenschein

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates that domain wall velocities in strongly coupled theories undergoing a first order phase transition can be accurately described using perfect fluid hydrodynamics and gauge/gravity duality, linking velocities to the equation of state.
Contribution
It introduces a simple hydrodynamic formula for domain wall velocities at strong coupling, validated through gauge/gravity duality, connecting phase transition dynamics to fluid models.
Findings
Domain wall velocities follow a hydrodynamic formula.
Gauge/gravity duality confirms the hydrodynamic predictions.
Velocities are directly related to the equation of state.
Abstract
We show that for a range of strongly coupled theories with a first order phase transition, the domain wall or bubble velocity can be expressed in a simple way in terms of a perfect fluid hydrodynamic formula, and thus in terms of the equation of state. We test the predictions for the domain wall velocities using the gauge/gravity duality.
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