“HYDRO FOR HEAVY-ION COLLISIONS OR HEAVY-ION COLLISIONS FOR HYDRO?”

The evolution of strongly interacting matter produced in heavy-ion collisions is described very efficiently by the relativistic hydrodynamics. It created a unique interplay between theory and experiment which resulted in an enormous development of hydrodynamics and led to extraction of multiple properties of the quark-gluon plasma. At the seminar, I will present main findings on the plasma coming from the application of hydrodynamics to modeling of heavy-ion collisions. I will also describe main concepts of fluid dynamics and discuss transport phenomena responsible for dissipative effects.                                                                   

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                                              M. Kowal, W. Piechocki, J. Skalski, L. Szymanowski