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T. Csörgő 1,2 Scaling properties of elliptic flow in nearly perfect fluids 1 MTA KFKI RMKI, Budapest, Hungary 2 Department of Physics, Harvard University, Cambridge, USA.

Exact solutions of 1+3d NR hydro with ellipsoidal symmetry Spherical  Ellipsoidal symmetry From fluid of nucleons  exact simple models for RHIC Refs: J. Bondorf, S. Garpman and J. Zimányi, Nucl. Phys. A296: ,1978 T. Cs, S. V. Akkelin, Y. Hama, Yu. Sinyukov, Phys.Rev.C67:034904,2003 T. Cs, Acta Phys.Polon.B37: ,2006 Viscous solution: T. Cs, in preparation Hydrodynamically evolving core + halo of resonances Ref: T. Cs, B. Lörstad and J. Zimányi, Z.Phys.C71: ,1996 Generalization to relativistic solutions Ref: T. Cs, L.P. Csernai, Y. Hama, T. Kodama, Heavy Ion Phys.A21:73-84,2004, but for Hubble flows only Observation: elliptic flow scaling laws first from non-rel 3d perfect fluid solution v2(w): dimensionless(dimensionless)‏ recent result: holds for exact Navier-Stokes solutions Ref: M. Csanád et al, Eur.Phys.J.A38: ,2008, + T. Cs. in prep. Motivation Core: π ±, K ±, Λ, Σ, … Halo: η’, η, ω, K S

Dissipative, non-rel fluid dynamics Navier-Stokes with shear, bulk visc + heat conduction EoS needed: Shear and bulk viscosity, heat conduction effects:

Dissipative, ellipsoidal hydro solutions A new family of dissipative, exact, scale-invariant solutions T. Cs. in preparation... Volume is V = XYZ The dynamics is reduced to coupled, nonlinear but ordinary differential equations for the scales X,Y,Z Even VISCOUS hydro problems (initial conditions, role of EoS, freeze-out conditions, DISSIPATION)‏ T(t) -> Backups can be easily illustrated and understood on the equivalent problem:a classical potential motion of a mass-point! Note: temperature scaling function  (s) remains arbitrary! (s) depends on  (s). -> FAMILY of solutions.

Illustrated initial T-> density profiles Determines density profile! Examples of density profiles - Fireball - Ring of fire - Embedded shells of fire Exact integrals of hydro Scales expand in time Time evolution of the scales (X,Y,Z) ‏ follows a classic potential motion. Scales at freeze out -> observables. info on history LOST! No go theorem - constraints on initial conditions (penetrating probels) indispensable.

Scaling predictions for (viscous) fluid dynamics - Slope parameters increase linearly with mass - Elliptic flow is a universal function its variable w is proportional to transverse kinetic energy and depends on slope differences. Inverse of the HBT radii increase linearly with mass analysis shows that they are asymptotically the same Relativistic correction: m -> m t hep-ph/ , nucl-th/ , also in prep.

Solution of the “HBT puzzle” HBT volume Full volume Geometrical sizes keep on increasing. Expansion velocities tend to constants. HBT radii R x, R y, R z approach a direction independent constant. Slope parameters tend to direction dependent constants. General property, independent of initial conditions - a beautiful exact result.

Summary Au+Au elliptic flow data at RHIC satisfy the UNIVERSAL scaling laws predicted (2001, 2003) by the (Buda-Lund) hydro model, based on exact solutions of (NEARLY) PERFECT FLUID hydrodynamics: quantitative evidence for a perfect fluid in Au+Au at RHIC scaling breaks, in p t > 1.5 GeV, at ~|y| > y may New, rich families of exact hydrodynamical solutions discovered when searching for dynamics in Buda-Lund - non-relativisitic perfect fluids - non-relativistic, Navier-Stokes but exact solution

Back-up slides (EoS, equation for T(t) ) Back-up slides (EoS, equation for T(t) )

Old idea: Quark Gluon Plasma More recent: Liquid of quarks Input from lattice: EoS of QCD Matter T c =176±3 MeV (~2 terakelvin) ‏ (hep-ph/ ) ‏ at  = 0, a cross-over Aoki, Endrődi, Fodor, Katz, Szabó hep-lat/ LQCD input for hydro: p(,T) ‏ LQCD for RHIC region: p~p(T), c s 2 = p/e = c s 2 (T) = 1/(T) ‏ It’s in the family exact hydro solutions! TcTc

Dissipative, ellipsoidal hydro solutions A new family of PARAMETRIC, exact, scale-invariant solutions T. Cs. in preparation... Introduction of kinematic bulk and shear viscosity coefficients: Note that the Navier-Stokes (gen. Euler) is automatically solved by the directional Hubble ansatz, as the 2nd gradients of the velocity profile vanish! Only non-trivial contribution from the energy equation: Asymptotics:T -> 0 for large times, hence X ~ t, Y ~ t, Z ~ t, and asymptotic analysis possible! EOS:drives dynamics, asymptotically dominant term: perfect fluid!! Shear:asymptotically sub-subleading correction, ~ 1/t 3 bulk:asymptotically sub-leading correction, ~ 1/t 2

Dissipative, heat conductive hydro solutions A new family of PARAMETRIC, exact, scale-invariant solutions T. Cs, in preparation Introduction of ‘kinematic’ heat conductivity: The Navier-Stokes (gen. Euler) is again automatically solved by the directional Hubble ansatz! Only non-trivial contribution from the energy equation: Role of heat conduction can be followed asymptotically - same order of magnitude (1/t 2 ) as bulk viscosity effects - valid only for nearly constant densities, - destroys self-similarity of the solution if there are strong irregularities in temperature