Speaker
Dr
Hidefumi Matsuda
(Zhejiang University)
Description
We compute the time evolution of the quarkonium density matrix in the background glasma field, the primordial state of matter in relativistic heavy-ion collisions, and show how the color of the quarkonium state is randomized. This color randomization is of particular interest because it drives the quarkonium out of its color-singlet state, leading to dissociation. The resulting suppression of the quarkonium yield would serve as a promising experimental signal of the glasma, as proposed by an earlier study [1]. We analyze the time scale and magnitude of the transition from the color-singlet state to unbound color-octet states in the glasma environment.
[1] L. Oliva, G. Parisi, V. Greco, and M. Ruggieri, Phys. Rev. D112, 014008, (2025).
Primary author
Dr
Hidefumi Matsuda
(Zhejiang University)
Co-authors
Prof.
Koichi Hattori
(Zhejiang University)
Prof.
Su Houng Lee
(Yonsei University)
Dr
In Woo Park
(Yonsei University)