Numerical study of real-time chiral plasma instability

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

Why chiral plasma? Collective motion of chiral fermions High-energy physics: Quark-gluon plasma Hadronic matter Neutrinos/leptons in Early Universe Condensed matter physics: Weyl semimetals Topological insulators Liquid Helium [G. Volovik]

Anomalous transport: Hydrodynamics Classical conservation laws for chiral fermions Energy and momentum Angular momentum Electric charge No. of left-handed Axial charge No. of right-handed Hydrodynamics: Conservation laws Constitutive relations Axial charge violates parity New parity-violating transport coefficients

Anomalous transport: CME, CSE, CVE Chiral Magnetic Effect [Kharzeev, Warringa, Fukushima] Chiral Separation Effect [Zhitnitsky,Son] Chiral Vortical Effect [Erdmenger et al., Teryaev, Banerjee et al.] Flow vorticity Origin in quantum anomaly!!!

Instability of chiral plasmas μA, QA- not “canonical” charge/chemical potential “Conserved” charge: Chern-Simons term (Magnetic helicity) Integral gauge invariant (without boundaries)

Real-time dynamics of chirality Two real-time setups in this talk: is nontrivial with dynamical gauge fields Two real-time setups in this talk: Chirality pumping in parallel electric and magnetic fields Spontaneous decay of chirality into helical gauge fields

Chirality pumping in E || B What happens with this equation if gauge fields are dynamical? [Anselm, Iohansen’88] Q5(t) External Dynamic t

Chirality pumping in E || B Maxwell equations with Bz=const, Ez(z,t), other comps. 0 Anomaly equation Vector and axial currents (Lowest Landau level = 1D fermions)

Chirality pumping in E || B Combining everything Massive mode in chiral plasma (Chiral Magnetic Wave mixing with plasmon) Mass is the back-reaction effect (Also corrections due to higher Landau levels)

Chirality pumping in E || B Now assume Ez(z,t)=Ez(t) No backreaction vs. Backreaction Max. axial charge ~ B1/2 vs B Times > B-1/2 No backreaction (ext. fields) Q5(t) Backreaction (dynamic fields) t

Chirality pumping in E || B Short pulse of electric field [numerics with overlap, S. Valgushev] Higher Landau levels excited Very small effect on anomaly

Chiral instability and Inverse cascade Energy of large-wavelength modes grows … at the expense of short-wavelength modes! Generation of cosmological magnetic fields [Boyarsky, Froehlich, Ruchayskiy, 1109.3350] Circularly polarized, anisotropic soft photons in heavy-ion collisions [Hirono, Kharzeev,Yin 1509.07790][Torres-Rincon,Manuel,1501.07608] Spontaneous magnetization of topological insulators [Ooguri,Oshikawa,1112.1414] THz circular EM waves from Dirac/Weyl semimetals [Hirono, Kharzeev, Yin 1509.07790]

Anomalous Maxwell equations (now a coarse approximation…) Maxwell equations + ohmic conductivity + CME Chiral magnetic conductivity Ohmic conductivity Assumption: Plane wave solution

Chiral plasma instability Dispersion relation At k <  = μA/(2 π2): Im(w) < 0 Unstable solutions!!! Cf. [Hirono, Kharzeev, Yin 1509.07790] Real-valued solution:

What can stop the instability? Helical structure 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 E•B=0 What can stop the instability?

What can stop the instability? For our unstable solution with μA>0: Instability depletes QA μA and chi decrease, instability stops Energy conservation: Keeping constant μA requires work!!!

Real-time dynamics of chiral plasma Approaches used so far: Anomalous Maxwell equations Hydrodynamics (long-wavelength) Holography (unknown real-world system) 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!!!

Bottleneck for numerics! Real-time simulations: classical statistical field theory approach [Son’93, Aarts&Smit’99, J. Berges&Co] Full real-time quantum dynamics of fermions Classical dynamics of electromagnetic fields Backreaction from fermions onto EM fields Vol X Vol matrices, Bottleneck for numerics!

Algorithmic implementation [ArXiv:1509.02076, with M. Ulybyshev] Wilson-Dirac fermions with zero bare mass Fermi velocity still ~1 (vF << 1 in progress) Dynamics of fermions is exact, full mode summation (no stochastic estimators) Technically: ~ 10 Gb / (200x40x40 lattice), MPI External magnetic field from external source (rather than initial conditions ) Anomaly reproduced up to ~5% error Energy conservation up to ~2-5% No initial quantum fluctuations in EM fields (to avoid UV catastrophe)

Chirality pumping, E || B Still quite large finite-volume effects in the anomaly coeff. ~ 10% Late-time: QA ~ Sin[E t/2]

Chirality decay: options for initial chiral imbalance Excited state with chiral imbalance Chiral chemical potential Hamiltonian is CP-symmetric, State is not!!! Equilibrium Ground state

Decay of axial charge and inverse cascade [PB, Ulybyshev 1509.02076] Excited initial state with chiral imbalance μA < 1 on the lattice To reach k < μA/(2 π2): 200x20x20 lattices 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 Hamiltonian is CP-symmetric, State is not!!! [No momentum separation]

If amplitude small, no decay Axial charge decay 200 x 20 x 20 lattice, μA= 0.75 If amplitude small, no decay

Axial charge decay 200 x 20 x 20 lattice, μA= 1.5

Is axial charge homogeneous? … yes, deviations only ~ 20% at late times

Universal late-time scaling QA ~ t-1/2

Power spectrum and inverse cascade short-scale fluctuations Fourier transform the fields Basis of helical components Smearing the short-scale fluctuations

Power spectrum and inverse cascade (L) Magnetic (R) Electric Small amplitude, QA ~ const

Power spectrum and inverse cascade Large amplitude, QA decays (L) Magnetic (R) Electric Large amplitude, QA decays

Power spectrum and inverse cascade (L) Magnetic (R) Electric Large amplitude, large μA, QA decays

Power spectrum and inverse cascade (L) Magnetic (R) Electric Smaller vF, QA decays

Inverse cascade: correllation lengths Average wavelength of electric or magnetic fields Electric Magnetic

Overall transfer of energy Amplitude f = 0.2

Overall transfer of energy Amplitude f = 0.05

Discussion and outlook Axial charge decays with time (nature doesn’t like fermion chirality) Large-scale helical EM fields Short EM waves decay Non-linear mechanism! Instability stops much earlier than predicted by anomalous Maxwell eqns. !!!

Chiral instability: discussion and outlook Premature saturation of instability: physics or artifact of Wilson fermions? Overlap fermions in CSFT?

Chiral instability: discussion and outlook Non-Abelian gauge fields – much stronger instability Topology more complicated Numerics more expensive Quantum fluctuations in gauge sector???