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Theoretical Physics Colloquium by Prof. Xu-Guang Huang.
This presentation was held live on December 8, 2021 as part of the theoretical physics colloquium series hosted by Prof. Igor Shovkovy at the Arizona State University. The series features high-quality interactive presentations on current advances in theoretical physics by active researchers in the field of theoretical physics.
Abstract for this presentation:
The recent experimental progress on detection of spin polarization of hyperons enables us to extract non-trivial properties of fluid vorticity and spin tranport in quark-gluon plasma. I would like to discuss some phenomenological issues regarding the spin polarization and vorticity in QGP including how the rich vortical structure of QGP arises, how the spin polarization of hadrons is induced by vorticity, and some puzzles in the current understanding of the experimental data. I will then discuss some theoretical developments on how we can describe spin transports in hydrodynamic and kinetic frameworks.