Heavy Quarkonia beyond Deconfinement and Real Time Lattice Simulations

Physics – High Energy Physics – High Energy Physics - Lattice

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Talk given at the 8-th Conference "Quark Confinement and the Hadron Spectrum", Mainz, Germany, 1-6 September 2008. To appear i

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Since the initial investigation by Matsui and Satz heavy quark bound states at finite temperature have been subject to numerous studies. The derivation of a finite-temperature potential from first principles was attempted only recently however, by generalising the Schroedinger equation which is successfully employed for the description of quarkonia at zero temperature to a thermal setting. In this note the finite-temperature static potential is derived to leading order using resummed perturbation theory. The modification of the heavy quarkonium spectral function by an imaginary part of the potential appearing at finite temperature is discussed. Additionally, the extent of possible corrections due to non-perturbative processes is assessed by employing real-time lattice techniques based on kinetic theory.

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