The role of thermal photons in a magnetized plasma and their significance in heavy ion collisions
Zhaolu Ouyang, Xinyang Wang
Abstract
In this contribution, we present thermal photon production mechanisms within a magnetized quark-gluon plasma, utilizing the framework of Landau-level quantization. We examine the specific influences of the magnetic field, chemical potential, and chiral chemical potential on photon yield and polarization. By providing a more comprehensive theoretical description of photon production across the full evolution of heavy-ion collisions, our study offers a promising new avenue for resolving the photon v2 puzzle and potentially detecting the signature of magnetic fields in heavy-ion collision experiments.
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