Enhancement of gluonic dissociation of J/ in viscous QGP

Abstract

We have investigated the effect of viscosity on the gluonic dissociation of J/ in an equilibrating plasma. Suppression of J/ due to gluonic dissociation depend on the temperature and also on the chemical equilibration rate. In an equilibrating plasma, viscosity affects the temperature evolution and also the chemical equilibration rate, requiring both of them to evolve slowly compared to their ideal counter part. For Au+Au collisions at RHIC and LHC energies, gluonic dissociation of J/ increases for a viscous plasma. Low PT J/'s are found to be more suppressed due to viscosity than the high PT ones. Also the effect is more at LHC energy than at RHIC energy.

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