Viscous plasma evolution from gravity using AdS/CFT
Romuald A. Janik

TL;DR
This paper uses the AdS/CFT correspondence to analyze the evolution of a viscous plasma, demonstrating that nonsingularity conditions predict hydrodynamic behavior with a viscosity coefficient matching previous static case results.
Contribution
It shows that nonsingularity of the dual geometry predicts viscous hydrodynamics with known viscosity without additional assumptions.
Findings
Nonsingularity conditions predict hydrodynamic expansion.
Viscosity coefficient matches earlier static case results.
Provides geometric insight into plasma evolution.
Abstract
We analyze the AdS/CFT dual geometry of an expanding boost-invariant plasma. We show that the requirement of nonsingularity of the dual geometry for leading and subasymptotic times predicts, without any further assumptions about gauge theory dynamics, hydrodynamic expansion of the plasma with viscosity coefficient exactly matching the one obtained earlier in the static case by Policastro, Son and Starinets.
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