Dynamical growth of the hadron bubbles during the quark-hadron phase transition
P. Shukla, A. K. Mohanty, S. K. Gupta
Abstract
The rate of dynamical growth of the hadron bubbles in a supercooled baryon free quark-gluon plasma, is evaluated by solving the equations of relativistic fluid dynamics in all regions. For a non-viscous plasma, this dynamical growth rate is found to depend only on the range of correlation ξ of order parameter fluctuation, and the radius R of the critical hadron bubble, the two length scales relevant for the description of the critical phenomena. Further, it is shown that the dynamical prefactor acquires an additive component when the medium becomes viscous. Interestingly, under certain reasonable assumption for the velocity of the sound in the medium around the saddle configuration, the viscous and the non-viscous parts of the prefactor are found to be similar to the results obtained by Csernai-Kapusta and Ruggeri-Friedman (for the case of zero viscosity) respectively.
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