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Nonequilibrium quark-pair and photon production Hendrik van Hees Frank Michler, Dennis Dietrich, Carsten Greiner, and Stefan Leupold Goethe Universität Frankfurt June 29, 2012 H. van Hees (GU Frankfurt) Noneq. quark-pair and photon production June 29, 2012 1 / 28

Outline 1 Motivation: Chiral symmetry and quark-mass changes 2 Quark-pair creation in an Yukawa-background field 3 Photon production in leading order in α e 4 Conclusions 5 References H. van Hees (GU Frankfurt) Noneq. quark-pair and photon production June 29, 2012 2 / 28

Motivation: Chiral symmetry and quark-mass changes approximate chiral symmetry of QCD (light-quark sector) spontaneously broken in the vacuum due to formation of qq 0 pions (+kaons): pseudo-nambu-goldstone bosons (massless in χ limit) at high temperatures and/or densities chiral-symmetry restoration chiral-partner hadrons should become mass degenerate expect large in-medium modifications of spectral properties electromagnetic probe in heavy-ion collisions photons and dileptons nearly unaffected by FSI provide undisturbed signal from hot and dense fireball M l + l spectra medium modifications of light vector mesons p T spectra of real and virtual photons collective flow/temperature time-dependent problem: nonequilibrium production of em. probes H. van Hees (GU Frankfurt) Noneq. quark-pair and photon production June 29, 2012 3 / 28

Earlier Work Wang, Boyanovsky [WB01]: naive definition of transient photon numbers first-order processes (kinematically forbidden in equilibrium!) allowed because of violation of energy at finite times spontaneous pair annihilation, particle/antiparticle bremsstrahlung, pair+γ production Boyanovsky, Vega [BV03] vacuum contribution to γ self-energy divergent; renormalization?!? other contributions = k 1/k 3 : γ number UV divergent Fraga, Gelis, Schiff [FGS05] vacuum contribution unphysical; renormalization prescription criticized no alternative ansatz counter arguments by Boyanovsky and Vega [BV05] H. van Hees (GU Frankfurt) Noneq. quark-pair and photon production June 29, 2012 4 / 28

Earlier Work Wang, Boyanovsky [WB01]: comparison to LO equilibrium processes 10 1 EdN/d 3 pd 3 x (GeV 2 fm 3 ) 10 2 10 3 10 4 10 5 10 6 10 7 10 8 10 1 10 2 10 3 10 4 10 5 Nonequilibrium Kapusta et al. Aurenche et al. 10 9 10 10 10 6 10 7 0.1 1 10 20 0 1 2 3 4 E (GeV) at large k non-equilibrium γ s outshining thermal contributions spectra = k 1/k 3 vs. exp( k/t ) for thermal contrib. but total photon number divergent H. van Hees (GU Frankfurt) Noneq. quark-pair and photon production June 29, 2012 5 / 28

QED with external Yukawa field address toy model start with Dirac (quark) field coupled to a Yukawa-background field couple photon field minimally to quarks keep basic principles: current conservation, em. gauge symmetry matter Lagrangian L (0) = ψ(i/ m gφ)ψ gauge phase symmetry U(1) em add minimal gauge coupling µ µ + iqa µ kinetic term for photons L γ (0) = F µν F µν /4 L = L (0) + L γ (0) ψq /Aψ }{{} L int make classical Yukawa field time dependent: φ = φ(t) invariant under U(1) em gauge symmetry ψ(x) exp[iqχ(x)]ψ(x), A µ (x) A µ (x) µ χ, ψ(x) exp[ iqχ(x)]ψ(x), φ(t) φ(t) H. van Hees (GU Frankfurt) Noneq. quark-pair and photon production June 29, 2012 6 / 28

Mode decomposition start with L (0) = ψ(x)[i/ m gφ(t)]ψ(x) equation of motion for field operators: free Dirac eq. with t-dep. mass [i/ M(t)]ψ(t) = 0, M(t) = m + gφ(t) spatial translation invariance find momentum-eigenmodes: d 3 p ψ(x) = (2π) 3/2 exp(i p x)[b( p, σ)u (+) p,σ (t)+d ( p, σ)u ( ) p,σ (t)] mode functions u (λ) σ=±1/2 p,σ (t) = [iγ0 t γ p + M(t)]χ (λ) σ γ 0 χ (λ) σ ϕ (λ) p (t), = λχ (λ) σ, Σ 3 χ (λ) σ = σχ (λ) σ, Σ 3 = i 4 [γ1, γ 2 ], [ 2 t p 2 M 2 (t) + iλṁ(t)]ϕλ p = 0. H. van Hees (GU Frankfurt) Noneq. quark-pair and photon production June 29, 2012 7 / 28

Particle Interpretation? investigate time-dependences of mass with M(t) = t ± M ± = const define modes such that they allow particle interpretation for t ± ϕ (λ=1) in, p (t) = N in, p exp[ iω ( p)t], ω ( p) = + M 2 + t p2 ϕ (λ=1) out, p (t) = N out, p exp[ iω + ( p)t], ω + ( p) = + M+ 2 + t + p2 ϕ (λ= 1) in/out (t) := ϕ (λ=+1) in/out, p (t), Ω in Ω out! normalization of mode functions from equal-time anticommutators for M(t) const ϕ (λ) in, p ϕ(λ) out, p vac in vac in particle interpretation uniquely defined only for asymptotic states! in the following: b( p, σ) = b in ( p, σ), d( p, σ) = d in ( p, σ) H. van Hees (GU Frankfurt) Noneq. quark-pair and photon production June 29, 2012 8 / 28

Particle Interpretation at finite times? diagonalize time-dependent Hamiltonian Bogoliubov transformation to new creation and annihilation operators ( ) ( ) ( ) b(t, p, σ) ξ p,σ (t) η d = p,σ (t) b( p, σ) (t, p, σ) η p,σ (t) ξ p,σ (t) d, ( p, σ) ξ p,σ (t) 2 + η p,σ (t) 2 = 1 after normal ordering wrt. instantaneous vacuum H(t) = d 3 p ] (2π) 3 ω p(t) [ b (t, p, s) b(t, p, s) + d (t, p, s) d(t, p, s), σ ω p (t) = M 2 (t) + p 2 instantaneous particle/antiparticle number operators N p,σ (t) = b(t, p, σ) b (t, p, σ), N p,σ (t) = d (t, p, σ) d(t, p, σ) H. van Hees (GU Frankfurt) Noneq. quark-pair and photon production June 29, 2012 9 / 28

Well-defined initial-value problem! give initial state R 0 at t ; here vacuum: R 0 = Ω in Ω in calculate spectra for particles as dn p d 3 xd 3 p = Ωin N p,σ (t) dn p Ωin = d 3 xd 3 p = σ σ Mass-switching functions η p,σ (t) 2 H. van Hees (GU Frankfurt) Noneq. quark-pair and photon production June 29, 2012 10 / 28

Asymptotic pair spectra asymptotic spectra (t ) behavior for p : (m c m b ) 2 / p 2, 1/ p 6, exp( p/t eff ) H. van Hees (GU Frankfurt) Noneq. quark-pair and photon production June 29, 2012 11 / 28

Time dependence of spectra large overshoot at times with large variations in M(t) reason: η p,σ (t) exp( i p t) t = p m(t) 2 p 2 dt Ṁ(t ) exp(2i p t ) well-behaved UV limit only for asymptotic spectra H. van Hees (GU Frankfurt) Noneq. quark-pair and photon production June 29, 2012 12 / 28

Time dependence of spectra for finite t: spectra = p 1/ p 4 asymptotic spectrum exponential for large p total energy density divergent for finite t! artifact of Yukawa background field independent of x? H. van Hees (GU Frankfurt) Noneq. quark-pair and photon production June 29, 2012 13 / 28

Probable way out? problems with definition of transient particle numbers instantaneous single-particle energy-eigenmodes: no clear definition of positive frequency solutions particle interpretation of those modes ambiguous possible well-defined particle models @ t ± : adiabatic solutions to the mode function ϕ + p (t) = 1 2w(t) exp [ i ] dt w(t ) t 0 w(t) given in WKB approximations of mode equation positive definite w(t) ϕ (+) p = positive frequency solutions usually well behaved finite particle densities [Ful79, Ful89] admit proper particle definition (but not unique!) asymptotic particle interpretation unique! WKB semiclassical approximations transient particle interpretations approximately equivalent transient particle spectra/yields good under transport conditions H. van Hees (GU Frankfurt) Noneq. quark-pair and photon production June 29, 2012 14 / 28 t

Perturbation theory for em. interaction treat photon production perturbatively use quark fields from L (0) J-interaction picture includes exact dynamics from φ(t) (all orders in g) photon field operators: free-field evolution in J-interaction picture to get correct asymptotic limit adiabatic switching a la Gell-Mann-Low theorem crucial H int exp( ɛ t )H int [H int = q d 3 xψ(x) /A(x)ψ(x)] U ɛ (t 1, t 2 ): interaction-picture time evolution for states Ω out = lim ɛ 0 lim t U ɛ (, t) Ω in Ω in U ɛ (, t) Ω in order of limits crucial: first t and then ɛ 0 projects to vacuum state damping out transient contributions from higher states only applicable for asymptotic observables (S-matrix prescription) advantage: perturbation theory applicable in NEqQFT disadvantage: no transient photon numbers but only asymptotic! definition for γ numbers for interacting γ fields??? H. van Hees (GU Frankfurt) Noneq. quark-pair and photon production June 29, 2012 15 / 28

Photon production in leading order in α e asymptotic photon-production yield photon polarization in terms of Schwinger-Keldysh real-time diagrams turns out to be absolute square { (2π) 3 dn γ k d 3 xd 3 k = Im dt 1 dt 2 Π < ( k, t 1, t 2 ) [ exp i k (t 1 t 2 )] }, dt := dt exp( ɛ t ) with limit ɛ 0 + after all time integrations! photon-polarization tensor iπ < µν( k, t 1, t 2 ) = + quark propagators: full time evolution from external Yukawa field! H. van Hees (GU Frankfurt) Noneq. quark-pair and photon production June 29, 2012 16 / 28

Asymptotic photon spectra 10 0 10-5 10-10 d 3 n γ /d 3 xd 3 k 10-15 10-20 10-25 10-30 10-35 m 1 (t) m 2 (t) m 3 (t) thermal T=0.2 GeV for thermal spectrum 10-40 0 1 2 3 4 5 k [GeV] H. van Hees (GU Frankfurt) Noneq. quark-pair and photon production June 29, 2012 17 / 28

Asymptotic photon spectra spectra=modulus squared positive photon number all pure vacuum contributions vanish for asymptotic spectra one-loop Π < convergent (except for instantaneous switching!) instantaneous switching loop integral divergent (here cut-off regulated with Λ = 100 GeV) asymptotic photon spectrum = k 1/ k 3 total photon number and energy UV divergent once-differentiable switching function loop integral convergent (here: extrapolated spectrum for Λ ) asymptotic photon spectrum = k 1/ k 6 total photon number and energy UV convergent Smooth switching function loop integral convergent (here: extrapolated spectrum for Λ ) asymptotic photon spectrum = k exp( k /T eff ) total photon number and energy UV convergent H. van Hees (GU Frankfurt) Noneq. quark-pair and photon production June 29, 2012 18 / 28

Asymptotic photon spectra dependence on switching duration d 3 n γ /d 3 xd 3 k 10 0 10-2 10-4 10-6 10-8 10-10 10-12 10-14 10-16 τ=0.00 fm/c τ=0.02 fm/c τ=0.05 fm/c τ=0.10 fm/c τ=0.20 fm/c τ=0.50 fm/c τ=1.00 fm/c once diff. m(t)=m 2 (t) m c =0.35GeV m b =0.01GeV 10-18 0 1 2 3 4 5 k[gev] Λ C =20GeV H. van Hees (GU Frankfurt) Noneq. quark-pair and photon production June 29, 2012 19 / 28

Asymptotic photon spectra dependence on switching duration 10 0 10-5 10-10 d 3 n γ /d 3 xd 3 k 10-15 10-20 10-25 10-30 10-35 τ=0.00 fm/c τ=0.05 fm/c τ=0.10 fm/c τ=0.20 fm/c τ=0.50 fm/c τ=1.00 fm/c m(t)=m 3 (t) m c =0.35GeV m b =0.01GeV 10-40 0 1 2 3 4 5 k[gev] Λ C =10GeV smooth H. van Hees (GU Frankfurt) Noneq. quark-pair and photon production June 29, 2012 20 / 28

Transient photon spectra? naive attempt: keep time-integration limit finite keep only non-vacuum contributions (ad-hoc renormalization) dn γ /d 3 x d 3 p 10-4 10-5 10-6 10-7 10-8 k=1.0 GeV Λ C =5.0 GeV m(t)=m 2 (t) τ=1.0 fm/c m c =0.35 GeV m b =0.01 GeV ε=10 0 GeV ε=10-2 GeV ε=10-4 GeV ε=10-6 GeV ε=10-8 GeV ε=0 GeV 10-9 10-4 10-2 10 0 10 2 10 4 10 6 10 8 10 10 t (fm/c) spectra at finite t many orders of magnitude above asymptotic limit ill-defined transient photon numbers no sensible physical interpretation! of naive rates interchanging orders of limits t and ɛ 0 forbidden! H. van Hees (GU Frankfurt) Noneq. quark-pair and photon production June 29, 2012 21 / 28

Transient photon spectra? naive attempt: keep time-integration limit finite keep only non-vacuum contributions (ad-hoc renormalization) 10-4 10-5 k=1.0 GeV Λ C =5.0 GeV 10-6 dn γ /d 3 x d 3 p 10-7 10-8 m(t)=m 3 (t) τ=1.0 fm/c m c =0.35 GeV m b =0.01 GeV 10-9 ε=10 0 GeV ε=10-2 GeV ε=10-4 GeV 10-10 ε=10-6 GeV ε=10-8 GeV ε=0 GeV 10-11 10-4 10-2 10 0 10 2 10 4 10 6 10 8 10 10 t (fm/c) spectra at finite t many orders of magnitude above asymptotic limit ill-defined transient photon numbers no sensible physical interpretation! of naive rates interchanging orders of limits t and ɛ 0 forbidden! H. van Hees (GU Frankfurt) Noneq. quark-pair and photon production June 29, 2012 22 / 28

Conclusions spontaneous qq-pair creation in time-dep. Yukawa background simplified model for transient effect of chiral phase transition m const m curr definition of transient particle numbers non-trivial naive interpretation wrt. instant energy eigenmodes unphysical probably cured by using particle interpretations wrt. adiabatic modes asymptotic particle yields well defined Nonequilibrium photon radiation well-defined perturbation theory for asymptotic photon numbers contributions to Oα em (kinematically forbidden in equil.) LO neq. asymptotic photon yield convergent (except for instantaneous mass shift) naively defined transient photon spectra ill-defined H. van Hees (GU Frankfurt) Noneq. quark-pair and photon production June 29, 2012 23 / 28

Outlook straight-forward extension: asymptotic non-eq. dilepton spectra Challenges what about IR divergences (soft photons, LPM effect)? physically sensible definition of transient photon numbers? relation to quantum-kinetic/transport picture/equations? self-consistent electromagnetic mean field ( back-reaction problem )? Noneq. photon (dilepton) asymptotic spectra in realistic HIC fireball? H. van Hees (GU Frankfurt) Noneq. quark-pair and photon production June 29, 2012 24 / 28

BACKUP SLIDES H. van Hees (GU Frankfurt) Noneq. quark-pair and photon production June 29, 2012 25 / 28

Normalization of fermion-mode functions equal-time anticommutators {ψ α (t, x), ψ β (t, y) } = δ αβ δ (3) ( x y) fulfilled if b( p, σ), with ansatz u (λ) d( p, σ) like usual fermionic annihilation operators u (λ) p,σ u(λ ) p,σ = δ σσ δ λλ p,σ (t) = [iγ0 t γ p + M(t)]ϕ (λ) p (t)χ(λ) σ fulfilled with ϕ (λ=1) p = ϕ (λ=1) p =: ϕ p (t) if ϕ p 2 + imϕ p t ϕ p + ω p 2 (t) ϕ p 2 1, ω p 2 (t) = M 2 (t) + p 2 lhs time-independent due to EoM for ϕ (charge conservation!) can express normalization factors in terms of asymptotic frequencies: N (λ) in/out, p = 1 2ω± (ω ± + λm ± ) H. van Hees (GU Frankfurt) Noneq. quark-pair and photon production June 29, 2012 26 / 28

Bibliography I [BV03] [BV05] D. Boyanovsky, H. de Vega, Are direct photons a clean signal of a thermalized quark gluon plasma?, Phys. Rev. D 68 (2003) 065018. D. Boyanovsky, H. J. de Vega, Photon production from a thermalized quark gluon plasma: Quantum kinetics and nonperturbative aspects, Nucl. Phys. A 747 (2005) 564. [FGS05] E. Fraga, F. Gelis, D. Schiff, Remarks on transient photon production in heavy ion collisions, Phys. Rev. D 71 (2005) 085015. [Ful79] S. Fulling, Remarks on positive frequency and hamiltonians in expanding universes, Gen. Rel. Grav. 10 (1979) 807. H. van Hees (GU Frankfurt) Noneq. quark-pair and photon production June 29, 2012 27 / 28

Bibliography II [Ful89] S. A. Fulling, Aspects of Quantum Field Theory in Curved Space-Time, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, Port Chester, Melbourne, Sydney (1989). [WB01] S.-Y. Wang, D. Boyanovsky, Enhanced photon production from quark - gluon plasma: Finite lifetime effect, Phys. Rev. D 63 (2001) 051702. H. van Hees (GU Frankfurt) Noneq. quark-pair and photon production June 29, 2012 28 / 28