holographic thermalization in charged dilaton anti-de sitter spacetime

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Abstract
We study holographic thermalization in spacetimes with a chemical potential and a non-trivial dilaton field. Three non-local observables are used to probe the whole process and investigate the effect of the ratio of the chemical potential over temperature χ and the dilaton-Maxwell coupling constant α. It is found that the saturation time is not always a monotonically increasing function of χ, the situation depends on α. When 0≤α≤1, larger χ yields longer saturation time, while for α>1, the situation becomes more complex. More interesting, we found that although α indeed has influence on the whole thermalization process, it nearly does not affect the saturation time, which indicates the universality of the saturation time for the dual one-parameter field theories.
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Authors ;Shao-Jun Zhang;E. Abdalla
Journal biology and fertility of soils
Year 2015
DOI
10.1016/j.nuclphysb.2015.05.005
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http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0550321315001650
Keywords
radioactivity atomic energy nuclear and particle physics

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