Numerical study of real-time chiral plasma instability Pavel Buividovich (Regensburg)

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Numerical study of real-time chiral plasma instability Pavel Buividovich (Regensburg)

Maxwell equations + ohmic conductivity + CME Ohmicconductivity Chiralmagneticconductivity Assumption: Plane wave solution

Dispersion relation At k <  = μ A /(2 π 2 ): Im(w) < 0 Unstable solutions!!! Cf. [Hirono, Kharzeev, Yin ] Real-valued solution:

Helical structure of unstable solutions Helicity only in space – no running waves E || B - ``topological’’ density Note: E || B not possible for oscillating ``running wave’’ solutions, where EB=0 What can stop the instability?

For our unstable solution with μ A >0: Instability depletes Q A μ A and chi decrease, instability stops Energy conservation: Keeping constant μ A requires work!!!

Energy of large-wavelength modes grows … at the expense of short-wavelength modes! Generation of cosmological magnetic fields [Boyarsky, Froehlich, Ruchayskiy, ] Generation of cosmological magnetic fields [Boyarsky, Froehlich, Ruchayskiy, ] Circularly polarized, anisotropic soft photons in heavy-ion collisions [Hirono, Kharzeev,Yin ][Torres-Rincon,Manuel, ] Circularly polarized, anisotropic soft photons in heavy-ion collisions [Hirono, Kharzeev,Yin ][Torres-Rincon,Manuel, ] Spontaneous magnetization of topological insulators [Ooguri,Oshikawa, ] Spontaneous magnetization of topological insulators [Ooguri,Oshikawa, ] THz circular EM waves from Dirac/Weyl semimetals [Hirono, Kharzeev, Yin ] THz circular EM waves from Dirac/Weyl semimetals [Hirono, Kharzeev, Yin ]

Approaches used so far: Anomalous Maxwell equations Anomalous Maxwell equations Hydrodynamics (long-wavelength) Hydrodynamics (long-wavelength) Holography (unknown real-world system) Holography (unknown real-world system) Chiral kinetic theory (linear response, relaxation time, long-wavelength…) Chiral kinetic theory (linear response, relaxation time, long-wavelength…) What else can be important: -Nontrivial dispersion of conductivities -Developing (axial) charge inhomogeneities -Nonlinear responses Let’s try to do numerics!!!

Full real-time quantum dynamics of fermions Full real-time quantum dynamics of fermions Classical dynamics of electromagnetic fields Classical dynamics of electromagnetic fields Backreaction from fermions onto EM fields Backreaction from fermions onto EM fields Vol X Vol matrices, Bottleneck for numerics!

Wilson-Dirac fermions with zero bare mass Fermi velocity still ~1 (v F << 1 in progress) Wilson-Dirac fermions with zero bare mass Fermi velocity still ~1 (v F << 1 in progress) Dynamics of fermions is exact, full mode summation (no stochastic estimators) Dynamics of fermions is exact, full mode summation (no stochastic estimators) Technically: ~ 10 Gb / (200x40x40 lattice), MPI Technically: ~ 10 Gb / (200x40x40 lattice), MPI External magnetic field from external source (rather than initial conditions ) External magnetic field from external source (rather than initial conditions ) Anomaly reproduced up to ~5% error Anomaly reproduced up to ~5% error Energy conservation up to ~2-5% Energy conservation up to ~2-5% No initial quantum fluctuations in EM fields No initial quantum fluctuations in EM fields (to avoid UV catastrophe) (to avoid UV catastrophe)

Still quite large finite-volume effects in the anomaly coeff. ~ 10% Late-time: Q A ~ Sin[E t/2]

Screening of electric field by produced fermions

Chiral chemical potential Excited state with chiral imbalance Hamiltonian is CP-symmetric, State is not!!! Equilibrium Ground state

Our first try: equilibrium state… No instability! Conserved vector currents [Rubakov’10] Bulk CME current? Asymptotic behavior related to anomaly [PB ] [PB ] Chiral Fermi surface singularity Also Bloch theorem …

Static CME conductivity with overlap fermions (Linear response approximation)

Static CME conductivity with overlap fermions (Constant magnetic field, LLL dominated)

Polarization tensor in 2D: [Chen,hep-th/ ] Value at k 0 =0, k 3 =0: NOT DEFINED Value at k 0 =0, k 3 =0: NOT DEFINED (without IR regulator) (without IR regulator) First k 3 → 0, then k 0 → 0 First k 3 → 0, then k 0 → 0 Otherwise zero Otherwise zero Final answer: Proper regularization (vector current conserved):

Excited initial state with chiral imbalance Hamiltonian is CP-symmetric, State is not!!! [No momentum separation] μ A < 1 on the lattice To reach k < μ A /(2 π 2 ): 200x20x20 lattices 200x20x20 lattices Translational invariance in 2 out of 3 dimensions Translational invariance in 2 out of 3 dimensions To detect instability and inverse cascade: Initially n modes of EM fields with equal energies and random linear polarizations Initially n modes of EM fields with equal energies and random linear polarizations

Fourier transform the fields Basis of helical components Smearing the short-scale fluctuations

Electric (L) Magnetic (R) Small amplitude, Q A ~ const

Electric (L) Magnetic (R)

Electric

Electric

Axial charge decays with time Axial charge decays with time (nature doesn’t like fermion chirality) (nature doesn’t like fermion chirality) Large-scale helical EM fields Large-scale helical EM fields Short EM waves decay Short EM waves decay Non-linear mechanism! Non-linear mechanism!Outlook Role of inexact chiral symmetry? Role of inexact chiral symmetry? Overlap fermions in CSFT? Overlap fermions in CSFT? Non-Abelian gauge fields Non-Abelian gauge fields Quantum fluctuations in gauge sector Quantum fluctuations in gauge sector

The formula is a small iceberg tip General relation (linear response): CME Π A (k,w) related to anomaly only if: Asymptotic values of k, w Asymptotic values of k, w Chiral symmetry unbroken [PB, ] Chiral symmetry unbroken [PB, ] No dynamical photons No dynamical photons

NMR response captured by box diagram (similar to light-by-light scattering) Dominant contribution from “pion” channel

EM fields are dynamical EM fields are dynamical Short-range four-fermion interactions Short-range four-fermion interactions Chiral symmetry is not exact Chiral symmetry is not exact Mean-field study with Wilson fermions (aka two-band Dirac semimetal) [PB, Puhr, Valgushev ] TITI OI AI “Aoki fingers”

Mean-field value of chiral chemical potential is strongly enhanced by interactions in all phases Outlook: real-time calculations with E and B?

μ A, Q A - not “canonical” charge/chemical potential “Conserved” charge: Chern-Simons term (Magnetic helicity) Integral gauge invariant (without boundaries)

Good if classical gauge fields much larger Good if classical gauge fields much larger than quantum fluctuations (high occupation) than quantum fluctuations (high occupation) Fermions are exactly quantum! Fermions are exactly quantum! Systematic derivation using Keldysh technique Systematic derivation using Keldysh technique Approximation validity wider than kinetic theory Approximation validity wider than kinetic theory First nontrivial order of expansion in ђ First nontrivial order of expansion in ђ Subtle issue: renormalizability of CSFT Subtle issue: renormalizability of CSFT Fermion dynamics requires extensive parallelization (up to 100 Gb RAM to store fermionic modes) Fermion dynamics requires extensive parallelization (up to 100 Gb RAM to store fermionic modes)

Slightly violated for discrete evolution, In practice negligible