摘要： 

The heavy-ion collisions at RHIC and LHC create quark-gluon plasma (QGP), the hot and dense matter of the kind that once filled the early universe.  When seen at long wavelengths, QGP behaves as a liquid with extraordinary small specific shear viscosity. However, when seen at short wavelengths, quarks and gluons in QGP should look like weakly interacting quasi-particles since QCD is asymptotic free. Understanding the "evolution" of the properties of QGP as a function of resolution scale is of one the frontiers in the field. In this talk, I will summarize our current knowledge of QGP in long distances, and discuss recent theoretical developments needed to extract the properties of  QGP at intermediate and short distances through future experiments.   


报告人简介：

14, PhD, U. Illinois of Chicago;
14-16, Postdoc, Nuclear Theory Group, Brookhaven National Lab; 
16-19, Postdoc, Center for Theoretical Physics, MIT;
19-Present, Scientist at Quark Matter Research Center, Institute of Modern Physics (Chinese Academy of Science). 

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