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What black holes teach about strongly coupled particles

Clifford V. Johnson¹ and Peter Steinberg²

¹University of Southern California, Los Angeles
²Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, New York

May 2010, page 29

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http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3431328

Classical systems with strongly interacting particles can, in principle, have zero viscosity. But string theory and experiment suggest that in the quantum world, the viscosity can be only so low.

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0031-9228 (print)

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American Institute of Physics

PACS

11.15.-q

Gauge field theories
11.25.Tq

Gauge/string duality

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