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JHEP05(2018)192
Published for SISSA by Springer
Received: April 14, 2018
Revised: May 15, 2018
Accepted: May 25, 2018
Published: May 30, 2018
Dissipative hydrodynamics with higher-form symmetry
Jay Armas,
a,b
Jakob Gath,
c
Akash Jain
d
and Andreas Vigand Pedersen
e
a
Institute for Theoretical Physics, Univer s it y of Amsterdam,
1090 GL Amsterdam, The Netherlands
b
Dutch Institute for Emergent Phenomena, University o f Amsterdam,
1090 GL Amsterdam, The Netherlands
c
Department of Physics, Technical University of Denmark,
DK-2800 Kgs. Lyngby, Denmark
d
Centre for Particle Theory & Department of Mathematical Sciences, Durham University,
South Road, Durham DH1 3LE, United Kingdom
e
Seaborg Technologies,
Bredgade 36B, 1260 Copenhagen, Denmark
E-mail:
j.armas@uva.nl, jagath@fysik.dtu.dk, akash.jain@durham.ac.uk,
andreas@seaborg.co
Abstract: A theory of parity-invariant dissipative fluids with q-form symmetry is for-
mulate d to first order in a derivative ex p ansi on. The fluid is anisotropic with symmetry
SO(D −1 −q) ×SO(q) and carries dissolved q-dimensional charged objects that couple to
a (q + 1)-form background gauge field. The case q = 1 for which the flui d carries string
charge is related to magnetohydrodynamics in D = 4 spacetime dimensions. We ide ntify
q+7 parity-even independent transport c oefficients at first order in derivatives for q > 1.
In particular, compared to the q = 1 case under the assumption of parity and charge con-
jugation invariance, fluids with q > 1 are charact er i s ed by q extra transport coefficients
with the physical interpretation of shear viscosity in the SO(q) sector and current resistiv-
ities. We discuss certain issues related to the existence of a hydrostati c sector for fluids
with higher-form symmetry for any q ≥ 1. We extend these results in order to include
an int er f ace s ep ar ati ng different fluid phases and study the dispersion relation of capillary
waves finding clear signatures of anisotropy. The formalism developed here can be easily
adapted to study hydrodynamics with multiple higher-form symmetries.
Keywords: Effective Field Theories, Holography and condensed matter physics
(AdS/CMT), Holography and quark-gluon plasmas
ArXiv ePrint:
1803.00991
Open Access,
c
The Authors.
Article funded by SCOAP
3
.
https://doi.org/10.1007/JHEP05(2018)192
JHEP05(2018)192
Contents
1 Introduction
1
1.1 Summary of the results and organisation of the material 3
2 Ideal order fluids with q-form sym metr y 4
2.1 Fluid stress t e nsor and current 5
2.2 Thermodynamics 6
2.3 Conservation equations 6
3 Dissipative fluids with q-form symmetry 8
3.1 Dissipative corrections and choices of fluid frames 9
3.2 Entr opy current constraints 11
3.3 Kubo formulae 14
3.4 Constraints on transport in the isotropic limits 15
4 Equilibrium partition function 16
4.1 The partition func ti on 16
4.2 Additional constraints from the second law of thermodynamics 18
5 Surface dynamics of fluids with q-form s y mm etr y 20
5.1 Conservation equations and the second law of thermodynami c s 21
5.2 Equilibrium partition function and entropy current analysis 22
5.3 Surface conservation equations 23
5.4 Surface waves 23
6 Discussion 27
A Currents i n another fluid frame 29
1 Introduction
The microscopic descripti on of charged q uantum matter is usually intractable when the
number of its fundamental objects is very large. Generically, however, such microscop i c
descriptions admit a hydrody n ami c limit in which the low-energy collecti ve behaviour of
matter is captured by a few emergent degrees of freedom, such as temperature, chemical
potential and velocity fields. In this limiting regime, rapidly varying quantities compared
to the mean-free path of the fundamental objects are integrated out while the dynamics
of the slowly varying quantities is gover ned by the conservation laws of the microscopic
system. These conservation laws are a direct manifestation of the underlying symmetri e s
of the system.
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JHEP05(2018)192
Despite hydrodynamics being a well established research subject, there has been a
substant i al progress in its structural foundations in recent years. This includes an off-shell
formul ati on of hydrodynamics and the development of cl assi fic at i on schemes of its trans-
port properties [
1–3]; the construction of effective field theories and the formul ati on of
action principles for dissipative fluid dynamics [
4–9]; the establishment of a framework for
describing interfaces between different fluid phases [
10–12]; a new formalism for studying
non-relativistic fluids [
13–16]; and the development of hydrodynamic theories with gener-
alised global 1-form symmetries and their connec t i ons to magnetohydrodynami c s [
17–20]
as well as their role in the understanding of effective theories with translational symmetry
breaking and state s with dynamical defects [
21].
This paper introduces a framework for building effective hydrodynamic theories of dis-
sipative fluids with q-form symmetries, general i si n g previous work for q = 0, 1. These effec-
tive t he or i es correspond to the hydrodynamic limit of microscopi c descriptions whose un-
derlying fundamental charged objects are q-dimensional (i.e. q-dimensional branes). These
q-dimensional objects couple to a background gauge field A
q+1
. In the l anguage of [
22],
these fluids describe microscopic systems with a generalised q-form global symmetry. Asso-
ciated wi th the q-form symmetry is a (q+1)-form current J whose int egr al over a (D−q−1)
dimensional hypersurface M
Γ
yields a conserved dipole charge
Q
M
Γ
=
Z
M
Γ
⋆J , (1.1)
where the operator ⋆ is the Hodge dual operator in D-dimensional spacetime. This dipole
charge counts the number of q-dimensional objec ts that cross the (D −q − 1)-dime nsional
hypersurface M
Γ
.
1
The hydr odynamic theories constructed here capture the collective
excitations of the se charged q-dimensional objects around a state of thermal equilibrium.
This work has been highly mot i vated by th e structure of long-wavelength perturbations
of black branes in supergravity, wher e dissip ati ve fluids wi t h higher -f orm symmet r i e s are
naturally realised [
23–27]. As the fundamental fields in supergravity include sever al higher-
form gauge fields, generic black brane bound states can carry multiple higher-form (dipole)
charge s. For instance , the D3-F1 bound state in type IIB str i ng theory carries two 2-
form currents and one 4-form current [
27]. Within this context, the fluid stress tensor
and charge currents appear as the effective currents sourcing the gravitational and el e c tr i c
fields far away from the black brane horizon [
27], while their conservation laws are reali se d
as constraint equations when solving Einstein equations in a long- wavelength expansion.
Tackling the general problem of establishing a hydr odynamic theory of dissipative fluids
carrying multiple higher-form charges is certainly of interest and in this wor k we take the
first step towards thi s goal by const r uc ti n g the effective hydrodynam i c the or y of fluids
with one single q-f orm symmetry. These fluids are anisotropic with SO(D −q −1) ×SO(q)
symmetry and the source of this anisotropy is t he existence of a higher-form charge current.
Grav i tat i onal duals to these fluids are encountered in black brane geometries in gravity
1
In the case q = 1 in D = 4 an d in the context of magnetohydrodynamics where J
µν
= ⋆F
µν
, the
fundamental objects are strings and Q
M
Γ
counts the number of magnetic field lines crossing a codimension-2
hypersurface. See [
18] for a detailed discussion.
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JHEP05(2018)192
theories with a metric g
µν
, one single (q + 1)-form gauge field A
q+1
and possibly a dilaton
field. Several examples of s uch gravitational duals with arbitrary q were found in [
24].
In this work, we formulate the theory of dissipative fluids with q-form symmetry to
first order in a long-wavelength expansion (to first order in derivatives of the fluid fields)
focusing on the parity-even sector of the theory.
2
We also study equilibrium confi gur ati ons
and highlight some of the technical complications that arise while descr i bi ng the hydrostatic
sector of fluids with higher-form symm et r i e s. In addition, we generalise our results t o
include the presence of interfaces separating different fluid phases and study specific cases
of surface waves, finding signatures of anisotropy in their dispersion relation.
1.1 Summary of the results and organisation of the material
In section
2, the ideal order d y nami c s of flui ds with q-form symmetry living in a background
spacetime with metric g
µν
and a (q+1)-form gauge field A
q+1
is introduced. These fluids are
anisotropic with SO(D−q−1)×SO(q) sy mm et r y and carry a dipole charge de ns i ty Q. They
are characterised by a stress tensor, charge (q + 1)-form current and an entropy current.
The existence of this (q + 1)-for m current is responsible for the mic r osc opi c anisotropic
properties of the fluid. When the charge Q vanishes, the current vani s he s as well and the
usual uncharged isotropic fluid is recovered. We establish their t he r modynamic properties
and conservation laws. As far as we are aware, this is the first time that the ideal order
dynamics of these fluids is formalised in the literature.
In section
3 we formulate the dissi p ati ve sector of the theory up to first order in
derivatives. We focus on the parity-even sector for q ≥ 0 while for q = 1 we in addition
require charge conjugation invariance. First, we describe how frame t r ansf orm ati ons act
on the stress tensor and currents and comment on different choices of frames. Picking a
higher-form analogue of the Landau frame, we proceed and require the divergence of the
entr opy current to be positive semi-definite. This leads to the existence of q+8 transport
coefficients for q > 1 and 8 for q = 1, all of which are dissipative, thereby cont r i but i ng to
entr opy product i on. Once Kubo formulae are obtained, we note that Onsager’s relation for
mixed correlation functions sets a constr ai nt among these transport coe ffic i e nts, thereby
leading to q+7 indepe nde nt transport coefficients at first order in derivatives for q > 1 and
7 for q = 1. Compared to the q = 1 case studied in [
18, 19], for q > 1 there i s one additional
transport coefficient with the physical interpretation of shear viscosity in the SO(q) sector
and q −1 extra current resistivities. At t he end of this section, we study the constraints on
these transport coefficients in isotropic limits. We observe that some of these constraints
are satisfied by gravitational duals even away from the isotr opi c limits.
Section
4 contains a detailed analysis of equilibrium configurations in theories wi t h a
q-form symmetry. We begin by noting that the equilibrium partition funct i on presented
in [
18] for q = 1 does not describe the hydrostatic se c tor of the theory completely. As
such, the hydrostatic solution as defined in [
18], which as sum es hydros tat i c backgr ounds
to admit not j ust a timelike isometry but also q spacelike isometries, causes production of
2
The q = 1 case deserves considerably more attention and will be the focus of a later pub lic a tio n [
28].
In this paper we further restrict the q = 1 case by requiring charge conjugation invariance in addition to
parity invariance. In this case, our analysis for q = 1 is the same as that inp ro [18 ].
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JHEP05(2018)192
entr opy, which is incompatible wi t h equilibrium. We show that to avoid this, an additional
constraint must be imposed on the hydrostatic backgrounds. Furthermore, [
18] assumed
that spacelike and timelike isometries admitted by the hydrost at i c backgrounds must have
vanish i ng mutual inner products, which further restricts t he class of backgrounds on which
equilibrium can be realised. We explicitl y derive the most general partition function where
these inner products are not assumed to be zero and show that the resulting solution is a
q-form generalisation of the q = 1 solution presented in [
24]. We comment on other issues
regarding the hydrostatic sector of these theories, wherein the requirement of an equilib-
rium parti ti on function seems to impose more constrai nts than requiring the second law
of thermodynamics alone to hold. This is in striking contrast with q = 0 hydrody nam i cs ,
where the second law guarantees the existence of an equilibrium partition function at all
orders in the derivative expansion [
29, 30].
In section
5, following [10, 12], we generalise our results in order to include the presence
of an interface/surface separating two different fluid phases. Similar to section
4, we write
down a partition function for fluids with q-form symmetry in the presence of the interface.
We then analyse the divergence of the surface entropy current and obtain the surface
thermodynamics as well as a constraint on the normal component of the bulk fluid velocity.
We observe that th i s matches partition function ex pectations. Having es tabl i s he d a notion
of equilibrium i n this setting, we obtain the dispersion relation for capillary waves and
ripples on the interface, finding clear signals of anisotropy.
Finally, in section 6 we comment on some open issues and future research directions.
We also provide appendix
A with some of our results written in another fluid frame in
order to ease comparison with earlier literature.
2 Ideal order fluids with q-form symmetry
In this sec ti on we introduce the ide al order currents and conservation e q uat i ons for the
propagation of an anisot r opi c fluid with q-form symmetry carrying q- br ane charge in
a D-dimensional background geomet r y (M, g
µν
, A
q+1
) with p-spatial direct i ons so that
D = (p + 1) with p ≥ q. The manifold M is endowed with the Levi-Civita connection ∇
µ
built out from the background metric g
µν
with coordinate s x
µ
. These fluids are charac-
terised by a (q + 1)-form current J that couples to the b ackground gauge field A
q+1
. In
general, introducing a conserved higher-form current breaks the SO (p) sy m me tr y enjoyed
by the ordinary relativistic “point charged” (or neutral) fluid to a SO(p −q) ×SO(q) sym-
metry.
3
As usual, at each point of M there exists a rest-frame in which the fluid is static.
At ideal order, this frame is unambiguously defined and is char act er i s ed by a timelike vec-
tor u
µ
(the fluid velocity) normalised such that u
µ
u
µ
= −1. For later use, we introduce
the projector transverse to the fluid veloci ty ∆
µν
= g
µν
+ u
µ
u
ν
. The local thermodynamic
fields of the fluid are then unambiguously defined as their local values in the rest-frame.
We now proceed to write now the ideal order hydrodynamics descri bi n g this system.
3
If multiple q
i
-form conserved currents with i = 1, . . . , ℓ are introduced, the fluid is expec ted to have the
symmetry SO(p −
P
ℓ
i=1
q
i
) × SO(q
i
) × · · · × SO(q
ℓ
).
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