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QCD phase structure from holographic models
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    • QCD phase structure from holographic models

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    • “In the field of high-energy heavy ion collision physics, researchers have explored the effects of chemical potential and angular velocity on the critical point of QCD based on AdS/QCD duality. Research has found that a decrease in chemical potential reduces the critical rotational speed, while a decrease in angular velocity reduces the chemical potential and phase transition temperature.”
    • NUCLEAR TECHNIQUES   Vol. 46, Issue 4, Article number: 040007(2023)

    • DOI：10.11889/j.0253-3219.2023.hjs.46.040007    

      CLC： TL99

    • Received：28 December 2022，

      Revised：04 February 2023，

      Published：15 April 2023

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  • ZHU Zhourun,ZHAO Yanqing,HOU Defu.QCD phase structure from holographic models[J].NUCLEAR TECHNIQUES,2023,46(04):040007-040007. DOI： 10.11889/j.0253-3219.2023.hjs.46.040007.

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