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Large-N kinetic theory for highly occupied systems

Walz, R.,Boguslavski, Kirill,Berges, J.

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This is a sel -a chi ed e sion o an o iginal a icle. This e sion may di e om he o iginal in pagina ion and ypog aphic de ails. Au ho (s): Ti le: Yea : Ve sion: Copy igh : Righ s: Righ s u l: Please ci e he o iginal e sion: CC BY 4.0 h ps://c ea i ecommons.o g/licenses/by/4.0/ La ge-N kine ic heo y o highly occupied sys ems © Au ho s. Published by he Ame ican Physical Socie y. Funded by SCOAP3. Accep ed e sion (Final d a ) Walz, R.; Bogusla ski, Ki ill; Be ges, J. Walz, R., Bogusla ski, K., & Be ges, J. (2018). La ge-N kine ic heo y o highly occupied sys ems. Physical Re iew D, 97(11), A icle 116011. h ps://doi.o g/10.1103/PhysRe D.97.116011 2018 La ge-Nkine ic heo y o highly occupied sys ems R. Walz,1,* K. Bogusla ski,2,†and J. Be ges1,‡ 1Ins i u ü Theo e ische Physik, Uni e si ä Heidelbe g, Philosophenweg 16, 69120 Heidelbe g, Ge many 2Depa men o Physics, Uni e si y o Jy äskylä, P.O. Box 35, 40014 Uni e si y o Jy äskylä, Finland (Recei ed 5 Feb ua y 2018; published 12 June 2018) We conside an e ec i e kine ic desc ip ion o quan um many-body sys ems, which is no based on a weak-coupling o dilu eness expansion. Ins ead, i employs an expansion in he numbe o ield componen s No he unde lying scala quan um ield heo y. Ex ending p e ious s udies, we demons a e ha he la ge-Nkine ic heo y a nex - o-leading o de is able o desc ibe impo an aspec s o highly occupied sys ems, which a e beyond s anda d pe u ba i e kine ic app oaches. We analyze he unde lying quasipa icle dynamics by compu ing he e ec i e sca e ing ma ix elemen s analy ically and sol e nume ically he la ge-Nkine ic equa ion o a highly occupied sys em a om equilib ium. This allows us o compu e he uni e sal scaling o m o he dis ibu ion unc ion a an in a ed non he mal ixed poin wi hin a kine ic desc ip ion, and we compa e o exis ing la ice ield heo y simula ion esul s. DOI: 10.1103/PhysRe D.97.116011 I. INTRODUCTION A ully mic oscopic desc ip ion o he eal- ime dynam- ics o quan um many-body sys ems in e ms o quan um ield heo y can be e y demanding. O en, e ec i e heo ies wi h a well-de ined ange o alidi y a some (long) ime and dis ance scales p o ide an e icien al e - na i e desc ip ion. A well-known example is kine ic heo y, which desc ibes he s a e o he sys em in e ms o a classical phase-space dis ibu ion o pa icles, ð ; x;pÞ,a ime wi h posi ion xand momen um p[1]. Acco dingly, he de i a ion o kine ic heo y om he unde lying quan um ield heo y in ol es a se ies o c ucial assump ions [2–6]. An impo an condi ion is ha he de B oglie wa eleng h ∼1=jpjo ele an (quasi)pa icles mus be small compa ed o he mean ee pa h be ween collisions. O he wise, a desc ip ion in e ms o classical pa icles wi h a well-de ined posi ion and momen um be ween collisions would no be alid. Likewise, quan um in e e ence e ec s be ween successi e sca e ing e en s should no spoil a desc ip ion in e ms o independen sca e ings. The exis ence o quasipa icle modes wi h a well-de ined dispe sion ela ion ωðpÞ ansla es in he language o quan um ield heo y o su icien ly na ow peaks o he spec al unc ion [7]. These condi ions can be o en me in he p esence o a su icien ly weak coupling o small dilu eness pa ame e con olling he s eng h o he sca e ings. In pa icula , con olled pe u ba i e kine ic desc ip ions exis o e - mionic quan um ield heo ies and scala ield heo ies close o equilib ium whe e he ele an modes wi h momen a o he o de o he empe a u e ha e occupancies o o de 1 [2]. Likewise, pe u ba i e desc ip ions exis a om equilib ium [8–10] i he occupancies o ypical pa icle modes a e no oo high such ha ≪1=λwi h λ ep esen ing he ele an coupling cons an o dilu eness pa ame e . Though gauge heo ies a e mo e in ol ed, pe u ba i e kine ic desc ip ions dealing wi h he p oblem o quan um in e e ence ha e been gi en [11–13]. Much less is known abou e ec i e kine ic desc ip ions o gene al a - om-equilib ium si ua ions. P essing appli- ca ions conce n sys ems in which he occupancies o ele an modes a e nonpe u ba i ely la ge ( ∼1=λ) such ha a pe u ba i e powe coun ing in e ms o a small coupling pa ame e ails. An impo an example conce ns he ea ly s ages o a ela i is ic hea y-ion collision ( o ecen e iews, see Re s. [14,15] and [11–13,16] o cu en pe u ba i e kine ic desc ip ions). In his si ua ion, ypical gauge boson occupancies can become nonpe u ba i ely la ge a low momen a below he Debye mass scale. These modes may in luence he e olu ion o impo an quan i ies like he longi udinal p essu e PLo he expanding plasma, e idence o which was ound om eal- ime la ice simula ions [17–19]. Recen s udies ha e ound uni e sal scaling *[email p o ec ed] †[email p o ec ed] ‡[email p o ec ed] Published by he Ame ican Physical Socie y unde he e ms o he C ea i e Commons A ibu ion 4.0 In e na ional license. Fu he dis ibu ion o his wo k mus main ain a ibu ion o he au ho (s) and he published a icle’s i le, jou nal ci a ion, and DOI. Funded by SCOAP3. PHYSICAL REVIEW D 97, 116011 (2018) 2470-0010=2018=97(11)=116011(22) 116011-1 Published by he Ame ican Physical Socie y beha io o in a ed modes [20] ha may be connec ed o non i ial ield con igu a ions [21]. The possible exis ence and in luence o an enhanced low-momen um egion o non-Abelian plasmas ou o equilib ium ha e been ex en- si ely discussed in he li e a u e [22–29], as ha e me hods o accessing spec al in o ma ion a he Debye scale and below [30–33]. Rema kably, longi udinally expanding non-Abelian plasmas and sel -in e ac ing scala ield heo ies a e ound o sha e impo an uni e sal aspec s o hei a - om- equilib ium e olu ion [17,34]. Simila sel -simila scaling p ope ies a e known o a wide a ie y o highly occupied sys ems. These include ela i is ic scala sys ems, o en used in in la iona y models o he ea ly Uni e se a e a pe iod o esonan pa icle p oduc ion [9,35–37], and non ela i is ic sys ems such as ul acold quan um gases o o he condensed ma e sys ems a e a s ong quench [38–41]. Cha ac e is ic in a ed p ope ies o hese highly occupied sys ems u n ou o be quan i a i ely he same o bo h ela i is ic and non ela i is ic models [6,42]. The uni e sal scaling p ope ies a e associa ed o a non he mal eno maliza ion g oup ixed poin [37,43] de ining a uni e sali y class ou o equilib ium, which encompasses non ela i is ic and ela i is ic N-componen ield heo ies [6,44], scala sys ems in di e en geome ies [17],in di e en spa ial dimensions [45,46], and i can e en be obse ed o a ac i e qua ic in e ac ions as long as mean in e ac ions a e epulsi e [47]. Pe u ba i e kine ic app oaches [48–50] b eak down a such la ge ypical occupa ion numbe s ≳1=λand a e no able o ep oduce key ea u es o his low-momen um dynamics [6]. To desc ibe he e olu ion also o nonpe u ba i ely la ge occupa ion numbe s, we conside an e ec i e kine ic desc ip ion o scala sys ems ha is no based on a weak-coupling o dilu eness expansion. De eloped in Re s. [6,45], i exploi s he ac ha o en one desc ibes complex many-body p oblems wi h mo e han one pa icle species. In his case, al e na i e kine ic desc ip ions wi h an ex ended ange o alidi y may be de i ed based on nonpe u ba i e expansions in he numbe o species a ailable. Fo scala ield heo ies wi h Nspecies and qua ic sel -in e ac ions, his esul s om a la ge-Nexpan- sion o nex - o-leading o de (NLO) based on a wo-pa icle i educible (2PI) esumma ion o sel -ene gy diag ams [37,39,43,51,52], which ansla es o a e ex esumma ion in he kine ic amewo k [6,45]. So a , he la ge-Nkine ic heo y a NLO has been success ully applied o analy ically compu e he sel - simila i y exponen s nea non he mal ixed poin s a low momen a, ag eeing well wi h la ice esul s [6]. Howe e , a comple e cha ac e iza ion o he nonpe u ba i e in a ed egime in ol es also he scaling o m o he dis ibu ion unc ion, which has no been es ablished om he la ge-N kine ic heo y ye . In his wo k, we p esen he i s nume ical solu ion o he la ge-Nkine ic equa ion applied o he uni e sal low-momen um scaling egime in h ee spa ial dimensions. Ou esul s a e ound o compa e a he well o a ailable la ice simula ion da a o he unde lying ield heo y, in pa icula , es ablishing a ∼jpj−4 ail o he dis ibu ion in he egime domina ed by numbe conse a- ion. We analyze in de ail he ange o alidi y and quasipa icle pic u e o he la ge-No “ e ex- esummed” kine ic heo y and show how i encompasses and ex ends s anda d pe u ba i e desc ip ions. The pape is o ganized as ollows. In Sec. II, we conside scala N-componen ield heo y. S a ing om ela i is ic models wi h qua ic sel -in e ac ion, we discuss he non- ela i is ic low-ene gy limi ele an , e.g., also o he desc ip ion o ul acold Bose gases. Sec ion III summa izes main aspec s o pe u ba i e kine ic heo y, be o e we p esen he la ge-Nkine ic desc ip ion in Sec. IV. The la e has an ex ended ange o alidi y based on he inclusion o e ex co ec ions, which is analyzed in de ail in Secs. Vand VI. We p esen a nume ical solu ion o he la ge-Nkine ic heo y o he desc ip ion o a non he mal ixed poin in Sec. VII. A e concluding in Sec. VIII,we end wi h wo Appendixes on calcula ional de ails o he collision in eg als (Appendix A) and on in eg a ion boun- da ies (Appendix B). II. RELATIVISTIC AND NONRELATIVISTIC SCALAR FIELDS We conside an OðNÞsymme ic quan um ield heo y o he ield componen s φað ; xÞ,a¼1;…;N wi h ime and space a iable xin h ee dimensions and qua ic sel - in e ac ions. Fo N¼4, he ela i is ic model desc ibes he Higgs sec o o he S anda d Model o pa icle physics [53]. In he con ex o low-ene gy desc ip ions o quan um ch omodynamics, such a model encodes he h ee pions and he sigma esonance. In la on models o ea ly Uni e se cosmology o en employ ela ed mul icomponen ield heo ies [54]. In a non ela i is ic se ing, he Heisenbe g magne o N¼3is a p ominen example, and he case N¼2can be used o desc ibe he wo eal componen s o a complex Bose ield in sys ems o ul acold a omic gases domina ed by s-wa e sca e ing [55]. The conside ed ela i is ic quan um heo y is desc ibed, on a classical le el, by he ac ion S½φ¼Z ;x1 2∂μφa∂μφa−m2 2φaφa−λ 4!NðφaφaÞ2ð1Þ wi h he no a ion R ;x≡Rd Rd3xand he ( eno malized) mass mand coupling pa ame e λ. He e, summa ion o e epea ed Lo en z indices μ¼0;…;3and ield indices a¼1;…;N is implied. We will always employ na u al uni s, wi h he speed o ligh , Bol zmann’s cons an , and he educed Planck cons an equal o uni y, i.e., c¼kB¼ℏ¼1. R. WALZ, K. BOGUSLAVSKI, and J. BERGES PHYS. REV. D 97, 116011 (2018) 116011-2 Fo p ocesses wi h cha ac e is ic momen a below he mass scale m, one may expec an e ec i ely non ela i is ic desc ip ion o become ele an e en o he ela i is ic mic oscopic model (1). Mo e gene ally, he desc ip ions o ul acold quan um gases o o he condensed ma e sys ems ypically employ non ela i is ic ield heo ies. One may ha e in mind he phenomenologically impo an case o an N¼2-componen non ela i is ic ield heo y, which can equi alen ly be desc ibed in e ms o a complex ield ϕð ; xÞ. Following s anda d p ocedu es [56], he e ec i e low-ene gy desc ip ion may hen be cha ac e ized by he non ela i is ic ac ion Sn ½ϕ;ϕ¼Z ;xϕi∂ þ∇2 2mϕ−g 2ðϕϕÞ2:ð2Þ He e we also in oduced he e ec i e non ela i is ic cou- pling g, which is no longe dimensionless and may be ela ed o he ela i is ic pa ame e s as [6] g∼λ m2:ð3Þ Fo dilu e Bose sys ems, gcan be ela ed o he s-wa e sca e ing leng h, gi en by a¼mg=ð4πÞ[56]. Fo he non ela i is ic quan um heo y in Eq. (2), he expec a ion alue o he pa icle densi y n¼hϕϕiis conse ed, and we will conside spa ially homogeneous sys ems. The densi y nand sca e ing leng h acan be used o de ine a cha ac e is ic “cohe ence leng h”o which he in e se is he momen um scale Q¼ffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffi 16πan p∼ffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffi mgn p:ð4Þ We also de ine he “dilu eness pa ame e ” ζ¼ffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffi na3 p∼Qmg; ð5Þ which p o ides a dimensionless expansion pa ame e o he non ela i is ic sys em, simila o he dimensionless coupling λ o he ela i is ic sys em. Speci ically, wi h (3), we ob ain ζ∼ðQ=mÞλ. We emphasize ha o he ela i is ic heo y he pa icle numbe is no conse ed in gene al. Howe e , o he highly occupied sys em conside ed in Sec. VII, an app ox- ima ely conse ed pa icle numbe is dynamically gene - a ed a a non he mal ixed poin such ha he non ela i is ic heo y and he ela i is ic one can be in he same uni e - sali y class o in a ed scaling phenomena [6]. III. PERTURBATIVE KINETIC THEORY The de i a ion o pe u ba i e kine ic equa ions om he unde lying quan um-s a is ical ield heo y employs an expansion in e ms o a small coupling λ≪1o small dilu eness pa ame e ζ≪1, oge he wi h a g adien expansion o no - oo-ea ly imes [3,4]. The phase-space dis ibu ion unc ion o pa icles, ð ; pÞ, desc ibing he s a e o he spa ially homogeneous sys em a ime and momen um p, is ob ained om he expec a ion alue o wo- ield co ela o s e alua ed a equal imes. Mo e p ecisely, o he ela i is ic ield heo y, he ime de i a i e o he an icommu a o expec a ion alue h φa;φbgi≡hφaφbþφbφaide e mines (in he absence o ex e nal o ces) he change o he dis ibu ion unc ion acco ding o [45] Z∞ 0 dω 2πω∂ ∂ h φa;φbgið ; ω;pÞ≡∂ ð ; pÞ ∂ δab:ð6Þ He e, he equency ωand spa ial momen um pa ise om he Fou ie ans o m wi h espec o he ela i e space- ime a gumen s o he wo ields, while he emaining ime dependence desc ibes he b eaking o ime- ansla ion in a iance o he spa ially homogeneous sys em ou o equilib ium. The kine ic desc ip ion in ol es he p ojec ion on o posi i e equency con ibu ions by in e- g a ing o e ω, espec i ely, and we exploi OðNÞsym- me y assuming no spon aneous symme y b eaking such ha h φa;φbgi∼δab. The kine ic equa ion may hen be compu ed pe u ba- i ely by aking in o accoun in e ac ion e ec s, which a e subsumed in o he “collision e m”C½  o ob ain ∂ ð ; pÞ ∂ ¼C½ ð ; pÞ:ð7Þ In i s ange o alidi y, he leading con ibu ions o C½ in a coupling expansion and an expansion o lowes o de in g adien s o he massi e scala ield heo y (1) lead o he well-known Bol zmann equa ion wi h he collision in eg al o elas ic 2↔2sca e ings [56], C el½ ð ;pÞ ¼Zl;q; λ2ðNþ2Þ 6N2I2↔2½ ð ;p;l;q; Þ ×ð2πÞ4δð3Þðpþl−q− Þδðω el pþω el l−ω el q−ω el Þ 2ω el p2ω el l2ω el q2ω el ;ð8Þ wi h he no a ion Rq≡Rd3q=ð2πÞ3and he ela i is ic dispe sion ω el p¼ffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffi m2þp2 q:ð9Þ The unc ional I2↔2½ con ains he dis ibu ion unc ions p≡ ð ; pÞdesc ibing he changes by loss o gain h ough sca e ing: LARGE-NKINETIC THEORY FOR HIGHLY OCCUPIED …PHYS. REV. D 97, 116011 (2018) 116011-3 I2↔2½ ð ; p;l;q; Þ ¼ð pþ1Þð lþ1Þ q − p lð qþ1Þð þ1Þ ≈ ≫1ð pþ lÞ q − p lð qþ Þ:ð10Þ In he las equa ion, we gi e he app oxima e exp ession o la ge occupancies ha will be use ul la e . Since he o e all collision e m C½ is o o de λ2, u he pe u ba i e co ec ions o e ms appea ing in he in eg and o (8) a e subleading. In pa icula , i allows one o employ in he in eg and a well-de ined dispe sion ela ion (9). Ph ased in e ms o he unde lying ield heo y, his leads o a quasipa icle o m o he spec al unc ion gi en by he expec a ion alue o he commu a o o wo ields [8,45]: h½φa;φbiðω;pÞ¼ Oðλ0Þ2πsgnðωÞδðω2−ðω el pÞ2Þδab:ð11Þ F om highe o de s in he coupling, he spec al unc ion would ecei e co ec ions leading o a mass shi and nonze o wid h o he spec al unc ion encoding “o -shell” con ibu ions o p ocesses. Howe e , since hey a e o highe o de in he pe u ba i e powe coun ing o he collision e m, we do no conside hem he e. Since he e a e only elas ic collisions con ibu ing o his o de , he pa icle numbe is a i icially conse ed. Inelas ic p ocesses can also be aken in o accoun by going o highe o de in he coupling [44]. S a ing om a gene al ou -o - equilib ium s a e, such inelas ic p ocesses a e ele an o desc ibe he app oach o he mal equilib ium a la e imes, since o he wise a he mal dis ibu ion wi h chemical po en ial o he pa icle numbe would appea e en in he absence o a conse ed numbe . Essen ially, neglec ing inelas ic p ocesses limi s he ime un il which he app oxi- ma ion can be applied [57]. Fo he pu poses o his sec ion, going beyond he gi en o de is no necessa y.1 Simila ly, o he non ela i is ic dispe sion ωp¼ jpj2=2ma lowes pe u ba i e o de , he collision e m o he kine ic equa ion o he heo y wi h ac ion (2) becomes [10] Cn ½ ð ; pÞ¼Zl;q; 2g2I2↔2½ ð ; p;l;q; Þð2πÞ4 ×δð3Þðpþl−q− Þ ×δðωpþωl−ωq−ω Þ:ð12Þ The quad a ic dispe sion ela ion a his o de can also be iewed as a ising om he low-momen um limi o he abo e ela i is ic collision in eg al (8) [9,50]. We no e ha aking in o accoun subleading co ec ions o non ela i - is ic heo ies one gene ally has a Bogoliubo dispe sion ela ion wi h a quad a ic dispe sion a highe and a linea dispe sion a lowe momen a i a Bose-Eins ein condensa e exis s [10], which we do no conside he e. The pe u ba i e powe coun ing o λ≪1leading o (8),o (12) o ζ≪1, wi h elas ic 2↔2sca e ings as in (10) assumes ha he ele an occupancies p o ypical momen a a e no oo high. Mo e p ecisely, only o p≪1=λin he ela i is ic, o p≪1=ζin he non- ela i is ic case, he highe -o de co ec ions a e pa ame i- cally small. Be o e we discuss his issue in mo e de ail below in Sec. VI, we will in oduce in he ollowing an al e na i e kine ic desc ip ion based on a la ge-Nexpansion o he unde lying quan um ield heo y. IV. LARGE-NKINETIC THEORY The s anda d Bol zmann equa ion desc ibed in he las sec ion is based on a weak-coupling expansion, which es ic s he ange o alidi y o he kine ic heo y o pe u ba i e p oblems. Howe e , o he N-componen ield heo y, an al e na i e kine ic desc ip ion wi h an ex ended ange o alidi y may be de i ed based on a nonpe u ba i e expansion in N. Fo de ails abou i s de i a ion om he unde lying quan um ield heo y, we e e o Re s. [6,56]. He e, we gi e he ele an exp essions ha a e used below o sol e he la ge-Nkine ic equa ion. A la ge N, he classical ac ion (1) scales p opo ional o N, employing φaφa∼N. Genuine quan um co ec ions due o sca e ings appea a subleading o de s in a la ge-N expansion; i.e., hey a e down by ac o s o 1=N compa ed o classical con ibu ions [39,52]. In pa icula , he spec al unc ion a leading o de (LO) in a la ge-Nexpansion eads h½φa;φbiðω;pÞ¼ LOla geN2πsgnðωÞδðω2−ðω el pÞ2Þδab;ð13Þ whe e, in con as o he lowes -o de pe u ba i e Eq. (9), he dispe sion o he ela i is ic heo y now con ains an e ec i e mass e m M2: ω el p¼ffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffi M2þp2 q:ð14Þ A LO, he e ec i e mass e m is gi en by he gap equa ion [6,52] M2¼m2þλ 6Zp ð 0;pÞ ω el pð15Þ e alua ed a some gi en ime 0. The mass e m is cons an a lowes o de in he g adien expansion unde lying kine ic desc ip ions [4]. We will desc ibe in he ollowing ha a NLO in he la ge-Nexpansion he e is a well-de ined e ec i e kine ic desc ip ion in e ms o sca e ings be ween quasipa icles. Simila o he p e ious sec ion, we s a by conside ing he 1Fo ins ance, o a ela i is ic scala ield heo y desc ibing in e ac ing pions in he con ex o hea y-ion collisions, con- di ions o a conse ed pa icle numbe densi y and he ime in e al in which his app oxima ion can be us ed ha e been discussed in Re s. [58–60]. R. WALZ, K. BOGUSLAVSKI, and J. BERGES PHYS. REV. D 97, 116011 (2018) 116011-4 ela i is ic heo y and ex end he discussion o he non- ela i is ic case in he end. To discuss subleading co ec ions in he 1=N expansion, i is con enien o employ he auxilia y ield o mula ion o he same model [52]. Fo his pu pose, we ew i e he o iginal ac ion (1) by in oducing an auxilia y ield χðxÞas S½φ;χ¼−Z ;x1 2φað□þm2Þφa− 3N 2λχ2þ1 2χφaφa: ð16Þ In eg a ing ou χin he de ining unc ional in eg al yields he o iginal ac ion, and om he Heisenbe g equa ions o mo ion, one sees ha he auxilia y ield ep esen s he composi e ope a o χðxÞ¼ λ 6NφaðxÞφaðxÞ:ð17Þ While he auxilia y ield is no a dynamical deg ee o eedom, i can be used o con enien ly exp ess sca e ing co ec ions in e ms o he expec a ion alue Dðx−yÞ≡hχðxÞχðyÞi−hχðxÞihχðyÞi:ð18Þ Since χ ep esen s a wo-poin unc ion acco ding o (17), he unc ion Dðx; yÞencodes a ou -poin unc ion o e ex. Speci ically, a NLO in he 1=N expansion, sca e - ings a e media ed by (18) [52]. This is indica ed in Fig. 1,in which dashed lines ep esen he wo-poin unc ion (18) in Fou ie space. The modi ied e ex a NLO is shown o sca e ings in he s, , and uchannels, espec i ely. Acco dingly, he e ec i e kine ic equa ion a NLO is gi en by he same kine ic equa ion (7), howe e wi h he di e en collision e m [6] C el NLO½ ð ; pÞ¼Zl;q; λ2 e ð ; p;l;q; Þ 6NI2↔2½ ð ; p;l;q; Þ ×ð2πÞ4δð3Þðpþl−q− Þ ×δðω el pþω el l−ω el q−ω el Þ 2ω el p2ω el l2ω el q2ω el :ð19Þ In he de i a ion o he collision in eg al, he LO exp ession o he spec al unc ion (13) is used since i s subleading co ec ions in 1=N would esul in subleading co ec ions o he collision in eg al, which a e pa o he la ge-N kine ic heo y a nex - o-nex - o-leading o de (NNLO), and a e hus omi ed. The ime- and momen um-dependen e ec i e coupling unc ion λ2 e ð ;p;l;q; Þ≡λ2 31 j1þΠ el Rð ;ω el pþω el l;pþlÞj2 þ1 j1þΠ el Rð ;ω el p−ω el q;p−qÞj2 þ1 j1þΠ el Rð ;ω el p−ω el ;p− Þj2ð20Þ inco po a es he e ex co ec ions o he di e en sca e - ing channels acco ding o Fig. 1. The appea ance o he eno malized one-loop e a ded sel -ene gy Π el Rð ;ω;pÞ¼ λ 12 Zq ð ;p−qÞ ω el qω el p−q1 ω el qþω el p−q−ω−iϵ þ1 ω el q−ω el p−q−ω−iϵþ1 ω el q−ω el p−qþωþiϵ þ1 ω el qþω el p−qþωþiϵð21Þ in he denomina o o Eq. (20) is he esul o a geome ic se ies summa ion o an in ini e numbe o sca e ing p ocesses a NLO in he la ge-Nexpansion [51].We emphasize ha Π el R, and hus also λ2 e , is ime dependen since i depends on he e ol ing dis ibu ion unc ion. F om (20), one obse es ha o jΠ el Rj≪1, which is he case o weak enough coupling (λ≪1) and no - oo-la ge ypical occupancies ( ≪1=λ), he e ex co ec ions encoded in he momen um-dependen e ec i e coupling become i ele an such ha λ2 e ≃λ2. In his case, he collision e m (19) essen ially desc ibes s anda d pe u ba- i e 2↔2sca e ings, howe e a la ge N.2In con as , o high cha ac e is ic occupancies wi h ∼1=λ, he collision e m (19) can be s ongly modi ied i Π el Rs a s o become o o de 1. We will discuss he co esponding beha io o he e ec i e coupling in mo e de ail in he ollowing sec ions, o which we will in oduce he non ela i is ic e ec i e kine ic equa ion ele an a low momen a below. Simila o he lowes -o de pe u ba i e kine ic equa ion o Sec. III, he la ge-Nkine ic heo y a NLO only in ol es elas ic sca e ing p ocesses. The lack o inelas ic p ocesses implies conse a ion o he pa icle numbe densi y n¼Rp ð ; pÞ¼cons , which ollows om he kine ic equa ion (7) and RpC el NLO½ ð ; pÞ¼0. Taking in o accoun inelas ic p ocesses is possible by going beyond NLO, which is, howe e , beyond he scope o he p esen s udy ppp lll qqq p+l p-q p- FIG. 1. Sca e ing p ocesses a nex - o-leading o de in he la ge-Nexpansion, which a e media ed by an e ec i e in e - ac ion. While he solid lines ep esen pa icles wi h gi en 4- momen a, he dashed line ep esen s he unc ion (18) in Fou ie space desc ibing s-, -, and u-channel exchange. 2The p e ac o ðNþ2Þ=ð6N2Þin Eq. (8) becomes 1=ð6NÞa NLO in he la ge-Nexpansion. LARGE-NKINETIC THEORY FOR HIGHLY OCCUPIED …PHYS. REV. D 97, 116011 (2018) 116011-5 ha aims o p o ide a kine ic desc ip ion o numbe - conse ing dynamics nea non he mal ixed poin s [6,44,47]. Mo eo e , he e, he condensa e o ma ion ime di e ges wi h olume ∼V1=αwi h posi i e scaling exponen αas shown in la ice simula ions [6]. Hence, no eme gence o a condensa e is expec ed wi hin a ini e ime o he in ini e olume conside ed, which is consis en wi h he sel -simila e olu ion ha we will obse e in nume ical calcula ions o he la ge-Nkine ic heo y in Sec. VII. The e o e, we will conside he collision in eg al (19) wi hou including a condensa e in he ollowing. Fu he discussions on he dis inc ion be ween he pe u ba i e and nonpe u ba i e egimes can be ound in Re . [61]. To simpli y he ollowing discussion and o make he connec ion o ul acold a oms, we will es ic ou sel es o momen a below he (e ec i e) mass scale jpj≪Mand desc ibe he dynamics in e ms o a non ela i is ic quan um ield heo y. No e ha also ela i is ic heo ies wi h m¼0bu M>0may be desc ibed by he non ela i is ic limi o small momen a. To be consis en wi h he non ela i is ic heo y de ined by (2), we will use he symbol m o he mass. Following along he lines o Sec. III, we conside i s he case N¼2 o illus a e he e ec i e kine ic equa ion o a non ela i is ic complex scala ield, i.e., wi h wo eal ield componen s. The case o gene al N hen p oceeds acco d- ingly [62]. Fo he quad a ic dispe sion ela ion, one ob ains [6] Cn NLO½ ð ;pÞ ¼Zl;q; g2 e ½ ð ;ωp−ωq;p−qÞI2↔2½ ð ;p;l;q; Þ ×ð2πÞ4δð3Þðpþl−q− Þδðωpþωl−ωq−ω Þ:ð22Þ The e ec i e coupling in he collision in eg al eads g2 e ½ ð ; ω;PÞ¼ g2 j1þΠRð ; ω;PÞj2;ð23Þ wi h he one-loop e a ded sel -ene gy ΠRð ;ω;PÞ¼lim ϵ→0þgZk ð ;P−kÞ ×1 ωk−ωP−k−ω−iϵþ1 ωk−ωP−kþωþiϵ ð24Þ and he momen um di e ence P¼p−q. As o he ela i is ic heo y, he collision in eg al (22) educes o i s pe u ba i e exp ession3 o small jΠRj≪1. Fo la e use, i is help ul o u he e alua e he exp essions o Cn NLO and ΠR. Using magni udes o momen a p¼jpj, and simila ly o q,k, and P, we ind o an iso opic sys em (de ails a e gi en in Appendix A) C½ ð ; pÞ¼ m 32π3pZ∞ 0 dqq Zpþq jp−qj dP ×g2 e ½ ð ; ωp−ωq;PÞ ×Z∞ max ðP;jp2−q2j PÞ duu−ðp2−q2Þ2 u3 ×I2↔2½  ; p; 1 2u−p2−q2 u; q; 1 2uþp2−q2 u ð25Þ and ΠRð ; ω;PÞ¼ mg ð2πÞ2PZ∞ 0 dkk ð ; kÞ × log ðkþP 2Þ2−m2ω2 P2 ðk−P 2Þ2−m2ω2 P2 þiπZjP2þ2mωj 2P jP2−2mωj 2P dkk ð ; kÞ;ð26Þ whe e we ha e d opped he labels o Cn NLO o sho en he no a ion. Acco dingly, he e ec i e kine ic equa ion (7) depends on ime and he magni ude o he momen um p. V. BEHAVIOR OF THE LARGE-NRESUMMED EFFECTIVE VERTEX To discuss he ex ended ange o alidi y o la ge-N kine ic heo y, we i s conside he e ec i e coupling g2 e appea ing in he collision in eg al (25), which is a unc ion o he di e ence in ene gies o he in- and ou going pa icles ω¼ωp−ωq¼ðp2−q2Þ=2mand o he magni- ude o he momen um change P¼jp−qjin a sca e ing e en . I is bene icial o conside limi ing cases o i s a gumen s o analyze i s beha io . We dis inguish h ee ypical collision scena ios. In he i s case, he momen um o a pa icle wi hin a collision is s ongly decele a ed so ha p≫qand hus 2mω≈p2≈P2. Simila ly, q≫pleads o he same e ec i e coupling because g2 e ½ ð ; ω;PÞis symme ic in ω. To ease he discussion, we will he e o e use ω≥0in he ollowing. In he second case, he magni ude o he momen um o he pa icle unde going he collision s ays a he same o de p∼qwhile i changes i s di ec ion. The nea ly collinea egime is discussed sepa a ely and cons i u es he hi d scena io. The e ec i e coupling in (23) can be calcula ed om he e a ded sel -ene gy ΠRð ; ω;PÞgi en in (26). Fo he 3The ac o o 2 di e ence be ween he la ge-NNLO ex- p ession (22) and he pe u ba i e collision in eg al in (12) is due o an omi ed e m ha is o o de NNLO. No e ha a simila modi ica ion is ound o he ela i is ic heo y, as commen ed on in oo no e 2. R. WALZ, K. BOGUSLAVSKI, and J. BERGES PHYS. REV. D 97, 116011 (2018) 116011-6 dis ibu ion unc ion ð ; kÞ ha en e s he in eg als in ΠR, we assume ha o l¼0, 1, 2 in eg als o he o m Zdkkl ð ; kÞ∼Klþ1 ð ; KÞð27Þ a e domina ed a he possibly ime-dependen momen um scale K, i i lies wi hin he in eg a ion limi s. This scale K can be de ined as he momen um in which k2 ð ; kÞis maximal, k2 ð ; kÞjk¼K¼max ðk2 ð ; kÞÞ;ð28Þ such ha i p o ides he dominan con ibu ions o he pa icle numbe densi y n∝Zd3k ð2πÞ3 ð ; kÞ∼K3 ð ; KÞ:ð29Þ Fo he in eg als in (27) o con e ge be ween he maximal limi s o 0 and ∞, he dis ibu ion unc ion ð ; kÞshould all o as e han k−3a la ge momen a k≳Kand dec ease mo e slowly han k−1a low momen a k≲K, o no dec ease he e a all. A. Dispe si e egime, P2≈2mω We s a wi h he egime p≫q. Then, one has P≈p and ω≈ωp¼p2=2m≈P2=2m. The second ela ion s a es ha he ene gy di e ence o in- and ou going momen a ω ollows he non ela i is ic dispe sion ela ion wi h momen- um (di e ence) P, and we e e o his egime as dispe si e. The one-loop e a ded sel -ene gy (26) in his limi eads ΠR ; P2 2m;P¼mg ð2πÞ2PZ∞ 0 dkk ð ;kÞlog kþP k−P þiπZP 0 dkk ð ;kÞ:ð30Þ I s eal pa in ol es an in eg a ion o e all momen a, and we can use (27) in he limi ing cases o P≳Kand P≲K. In he i s case, he in eg and is domina ed a low momen a k, and we can app oxima e logðkþPÞ−log jk−Pj≈ 2k=P þOððk=PÞ3Þ. Simila ly, he second case leads o logðkþPÞ−log jk−Pj≈2P=k þOððP=kÞ3Þ. Hence, he limi ing exp essions a e ReΠR ; P2 2m;P ∼ P≳KmgK ð ; KÞK2 P2ð31Þ ReΠR ; P2 2m;P ∼ P≲KmgK ð ; KÞ:ð32Þ Fo he imagina y pa , la ge and small ingoing momen a P≳Kand P≲Klead o he exp essions ImΠR ; P2 2m;P ∼ P≳KmgK ð ; KÞK Pð33Þ ImΠR ; P2 2m;P ∼ P≲KmgP ð ; PÞ:ð34Þ In (34), we used ha k ð ; kÞshould be a g owing unc ion a low momen a o be consis en wi h (27). To ge he co esponding limi ing exp essions o he e ec i e coupling, we i s assume ha o ypical so momen a K he occupa ion numbe ð ; KÞis su icien ly la ge such ha o he conside ed momen a P he 1 in he denomina o o g2 e in (23) can be neglec ed, and he e ec i e coupling eads g2 e ≈g2ððReΠRÞ2þðImΠRÞ2Þ−1. Since P ð ; PÞis limi ed by K ð ; KÞ, he eal pa (32) domina es a low momen a P≲K. On he o he hand, he imagina y pa (33) dec eases mo e slowly han he eal pa a high momen a P≳Kand is hus la ge . Wi h his, he e ec i e coupling is pa ame ically g2 e ½  ; P2 2m;P ∼ P≳K1 ðmK ð ; KÞÞ2 P2 K2ð35Þ g2 e ½  ; P2 2m;P ∼ P≲K1 ðmK ð ; KÞÞ2:ð36Þ Acco dingly, i is cons an below Kand ollows he powe law P2beyond K. We no e ha a e en la ge momen a i becomes cons an ≃g2when he þ1in he denomina o o i s de ini ion becomes impo an . As no ed abo e, he egime q≫pleads o he same exp essions (35),(36), wi h P≈q. The equency a gumen ge s a minus sign −q2=2m, which does no change he alues o g2 e because o i s symme y. B. Momen um-domina ed egime, P2≳2mω In he momen um-domina ed egime, we conside he si ua ion in which in- and ou going momen a a e o he same o de p∼q. Fo u he simpli ica ions, we also assume ha he equency di e ence is small, ω¼ωp−ωq≲P2=2m. This occu s o mos o he sca - e ing angles cos θpq ¼pq=pq, since his assump ion is equi alen o he condi ion cos θpq ≲minðq=p; p=qÞ. The emaining case o nea ly collinea collisions cos θpq ∼1 will be discussed in Sec. VC. In he conside ed egime, he imagina y and eal pa s o he one-loop e a ded sel -ene gy (26) become ReΠRð ;ω;PÞ≈mg ð2πÞ2PZ∞ 0 dkk ð ;kÞ2log 2kþP 2k−Pð37Þ ImΠRð ; ω;PÞ≈mg 4π P 2  ; P 22mω P2:ð38Þ LARGE-NKINETIC THEORY FOR HIGHLY OCCUPIED …PHYS. REV. D 97, 116011 (2018) 116011-7 Expanding he loga i hm o he eal pa and app oxima ing he in eg al as in (27), one a i es a simila exp essions as in he dispe si e case ReΠRð ; ω;PÞ∼ P≳2KmgK ð ; KÞð2KÞ2 P2ð39Þ ReΠRð ; ω;PÞ∼ P≲2KmgK ð ; KÞ:ð40Þ A close look on he loga i hm o he o iginal exp ession in (26) e eals ha i 2mω≲2KP is sa is ied he es ima e o lowe momen a (40) is e en alid in he collinea egime whe e 2mωexceeds P2. Hence, he ull ange o alidi y o (40) is 2K≳P≳2mω=2K, which may only hold i ð2KÞ2≳2mω. O he wise, o ð2KÞ2≲2mω, no egion wi h he alue (40) exis s. To compu e he e ec i e coupling, we again assume la ge occupa ion numbe s and hus neglec he 1 in he denomina o in (23), which yields g2 e ≈g2ððReΠRÞ2þ ðImΠRÞ2Þ−1. Fo bo h small and la ge momen a P, he eal pa is la ge han he imagina y pa ReΠR≳ImΠR. This ollows om 2mω≲P2and, o small momen a P=2≲K, om ðP=2Þ ð ; P=2Þ≲K ð ; KÞ, while o la ge momen a P=2≳K, i esul s om ðP=2Þ3 ð ; P=2Þ≲ K3 ð ; KÞ, which a e bo h equi emen s o ð ; kÞand we e o mula ed below Eq. (27). Hence, he e ec i e coupling pa ame ically ollows g2 e ½ ð ; ω;PÞ∼ P≳2K1 ðmK ð ; KÞÞ2 P4 ð2KÞ4ð41Þ g2 e ½ ð ; ω;PÞ∼ P≲2K1 ðmK ð ; KÞÞ2:ð42Þ The main di e ence om he dispe si e egime is he s eep powe law P4a la ge momen a. In e es ingly, he ansi ion be ween small- and la ge-momen um exp essions p oceeds a he sligh ly la ge scale 2K. C. Collinea egime, P2≲2mω The emaining case is when in- and ou going momen a a e nea ly collinea , cos θpq ∼1, i.e., he case in which P2≲2mω. The loga i hm appea ing in ReΠRin (26) can be w i en as log  1−P2ð2kþPÞ2 ð2mωÞ2 −log  1−P2ð2k−PÞ2 ð2mωÞ2 ≈−4P4 ð2mωÞ2 2k P;ð43Þ whe e we ha e expanded i in he second line. Assuming ha he in eg al is domina ed a momen a k∼Kas in he cases abo e, his expansion is jus i ied o la ge momen a P≳2K, while he condi ion 2mω≳2KP is addi ionally equi ed a low momen a P≲2K. Wi h his, we can eadily es ima e he eal and imagina y pa s o ΠRas ReΠRð ; ω;PÞ∼−mgK ð ; KÞð2KÞ2 ðPin Þ2ð44Þ ImΠRð ; ω;PÞ≈mg 4π Pin 2  ; Pin 2;ð45Þ whe e we ha e in oduced he in e se momen um Pin ¼2mω=P. Recall ha o he eal pa he emaining si ua ion o 2mω≲2KP o low momen a P≲2Kin he collinea egime has been discussed in Sec. VB, in which i led o he exp ession (40). F om his, we can compu e he e ec i e coupling in he collinea egime. In e es ingly, he eal pa is nega i e, and 1þReΠRin he denomina o o he e ec i e coupling (23) may become ze o, leading o a esonan inc ease o he coupling. O he wise, i ð ; KÞis su icien ly la ge, he 1 in he denomina o o (23) can again be neglec ed, and he eal and imagina y pa s o ΠRcan be compa ed in o de o es ima e g2 e ≈g2ððReΠRÞ2þðImΠRÞ2Þ−1. A i s , we conside Pin ≳2K. This condi ion ansla es o 2mω≳ 2KP and co esponds o he eal pa as gi en by (44). Using ðPin Þ3 ð ; Pin Þ≲K3 ð ; KÞ o la ge momen a Pin , one inds ImΠR≲jReΠRj. Simila ly, he case Pin ≲ 2K ansla es o 2mω≲2KP, and he eal pa is hen gi en by (40). Wi h Pin ð ; Pin Þ≲K ð ; KÞ o low momen a, one again inds ImΠR≲jReΠRj. Thus, as in he momen- um-domina ed egime, he eal pa domina es he e ec i e coupling. A low momen a P≲2K, i leads o (42) o 2mω≲2KP, while in all o he cases, in he collinea egime, one has g2 e ½ ð ; ω;PÞ∼ 1 ðmK ð ; KÞÞ2ð2mωÞ4 ð2KPÞ4:ð46Þ Hence, di e en om he momen um-domina ed egime, he e ec i e coupling dec eases he e as P−4. D. Compa ison o nume ical esul s We now compu e he e ec i e coupling g2 e nume ically as de ined in (23). Fo he dis ibu ion unc ion, we use ð ; pÞ≃ 1 g A ðp=BÞκ<þðp=BÞκ>;ð47Þ which has been sugges ed in Re . [6] o app oxima e he dis ibu ion unc ion a low momen a du ing he sel -simila egime. The pa ame e Bis ela ed o he momen um scale Kde ined in Eq. (28) ia K¼Bðð2−κ<Þ=ðκ>−2ÞÞ1=ðκ>−κ<Þ, such ha bo h a e o R. WALZ, K. BOGUSLAVSKI, and J. BERGES PHYS. REV. D 97, 116011 (2018) 116011-8 momen um KSand he ampli ude SðKSÞob ained he e wi hin la ge-Nkine ic heo y o he o e line no a ion, as KS¼ −β e KS≈0.0577 ð76Þ and SðKSÞ¼ α e SðKSÞ, and compa e hem o he co e- sponding quan i ies in Re . [6]. Since in ou p esc ip ion o he la ge-Nkine ic heo y o e y high occupa ion numbe s (see oo no e 9) he ampli ude d ops ou o he kine ic equa ion, i can hus be adjus ed a bi a ily e en a e he simula ion, depending on he pa icle numbe densi y in he sys em n∼ SðKSÞK3 S¼ SðKSÞKS 3. Hence, i is no sui able o a compa ison wi h he la ice esul s. On he o he hand, being independen o n, he scale KS(o KS) is ixed by he mass pa ame e m(o by bo h mand he e e ence ime e ) and enables a quan i a i e compa ison be ween la ge-Nand la ice simula ion esul s. In Fig. 3 o Re . [6], he ansi ion scale KSis loca ed wi hin he momen um ange 0.05 ≲KS≲0.08. This is consis en wi h ou esul om he la ge-Nkine ic heo y (76). We no e ha he small de ia ions be ween la ge-N kine ic and la ice esul s may ha e di e en easons. Fi s o all, we use he la ge-Nkine ic heo y a NLO and omi highe o de s in 1=N. Mo eo e , he unc ional o m measu ed on he la ice in Re . [6] may su e om ini e- ime e ec s and may sligh ly change a la e imes beyond he simula ion imes shown he e.10 And inally, ega ding he discussion below Eq. (67), he obse ed powe law on he la ice could be a supe posi ion o powe laws wi h di e en o igins. The e o e, i was o g ea impo ance o pin down he powe -law exponen 4 in Eq. (74) ha can be associa ed wi h he la ge-Nkine ic heo y11 o be able o dis inguish i om o he possible con ibu ions. We ha e seen ha he la ge-Nkine ic heo y p o ides an e en quan i a i ely good desc ip ion o classical-s a is ical la ice da a. This con i ms i s applicabili y o sys ems wi h e y high occupa ion numbe s, ex ending pe u ba i e kine ic amewo ks. The scaling unc ion in Fig. 6and i s p ope ies a e he main esul s o his sec ion. C. Nume ical se up He e, we discuss he nume ical se up ha led o he scaling solu ion in Fig. 6. To sol e he ixed-poin equa- ion (73), we s a again wi h he ull kine ic equa ion in (7) wi h he collision in eg al C½ as gi en by (25).Ou s a egy is o escale he kine ic equa ion such ha i elaxes o he ixed-poin equa ion wi h ime. Wi h his, we ollow Re . [26] in which his s a egy was used o he sel -simila egion a ha d momen a in non-Abelian gauge heo y. The e o e, ins ead o using a sel -simila i y ansa z, we escale he dis ibu ion unc ion and momen a acco ding o ð ; pÞ≡ α˜ ð ; βpÞ≡ α˜ ð ; ˜ pÞ;ð77Þ wi h he alues o he scaling exponen s om (66). Compa ing (77) o he sel -simila e olu ion (65), one inds ha he scaling unc ion is he s a iona y limi o his escaled dis ibu ion ˜ ð ; ˜ pÞ→ Sð˜ pÞ. Plugging (77) in o he kine ic equa ion (7), one a i es a he escaled kine ic equa ion ∂ ˜ ð ; ˜ pÞ ∂log ¼−α ˜ ð ; ˜ pÞþβ˜ p∂ ˜ ð ; ˜ pÞ ∂˜ p−C½ ˜ ð ; ˜ pÞ;ð78Þ since he explici ime ac o s cancel. No e ha Eq. (78) is equi alen o he o iginal kine ic equa ion (7) bu educes o he ixed-poin o m (73) when ˜ becomes ime indepen- den . Hence, a s a iona y solu ion o his equa ion co e- sponds o he scaling unc ion Sð˜ pÞ, as has been no ed abo e. In his sense, and because o he loga i hmic ime de i a i e ∂ ˜ =∂log , i can be ega ded as a elaxa ion algo i hm o Sð˜ pÞin ime. Mo eo e , he o e all ampli ude o ˜ d ops ou o he kine ic equa ion (78) because we neglec he 1 in he denomina o o he e ec i e coupling (23) (see also oo - no e 9). This co esponds o he high-occupancy limi ˜ ð ; ˜ KÞ→∞wi h ˜ ð ; ˜ pÞ= ˜ ð ; ˜ KÞkep ixed o each momen um. He e, ˜ Kis he ypical ( escaled) in a ed momen um scale in which pa icle numbe densi y nis domina ed wi h espec o he dis ibu ion ˜ . Simila ly, he coupling cons an galso d ops ou o he kine ic equa ion. To nume ically sol e (78), we disc e ize ime loga i hmi- cally wi h cons an Δlog ¼log kþ1−log k¼cons be ween successi e imes kþ1and k. The ime can hen be calcula ed as k¼ekΔlog . Mo eo e , we choose a loga i hmically spaced momen um g id o he dis ibu ion unc ion ˜ ð ; ˜ pÞ, i s de i a i e, and he collision in eg al, in o de o esol e he dis ibu ion unc ion a e y low momen a. The g id in ol es Npmomen a be ween ΛIR and ΛUV such ha he a io be ween successi e momen a is cons an ˜ pkþ1=˜ pk¼cons . We employed Δlog ¼0.1, ΛIR ¼0.017,ΛUV ¼17–52, and Np¼100 o he plo s o his sec ion. Fo he compu a ion o he collision in eg al and o he in e pola ion o he dis ibu ion unc ion, we use me hods12 om he GNU Scien i ic Lib a y [71]. In e pola ion is equi ed since he in eg a ion me hods need con inuous 10Simila ini e- ime a i ac s ha e been obse ed o non- Abelian gauge heo y, in which a kine ic desc ip ion compa ed well wi h la ice esul s bu showed sligh di e ences a la e imes beyond he ime o la ice simula ions when being close o he non he mal ixed poin [26]. 11See also Re . [61] o an al e na i e app oach o his p oblem and an ou come consis en wi h ou esul s. 12F om Re . [71], we equen ly use he in eg a ion me hod GSL _ INTEGRATION _ CQUAD , which is pa icula ly sui able o singula in eg ands. Such occu , o ins ance, in he eal pa o he one-loop e a ded sel -ene gy ΠR. The employed in e - pola ion ype is GSL _ INTERP _ AKIMA . LARGE-NKINETIC THEORY FOR HIGHLY OCCUPIED …PHYS. REV. D 97, 116011 (2018) 116011-15 unc ions o he in eg and, and i is pe o med based on he sampling poin s ð˜ pk; ˜ n;k ≡ ˜ ð n;˜ pkÞÞ a ime n.Fo momen a ou side he momen um g id ½ΛIR;ΛUV,wese he dis ibu ion unc ion o ze o. The e o e, some e ms in he unc ional I2↔2½ ˜ in (10) become ze o when one o he momen a is ou side o he momen um in e al, and he collision in eg al loses i s gain-minus-loss s uc u e. To p e en his, we addi ionally se he whole unc ional I2↔2½ ˜  o ze o in such cases o educe de ia ions om pa icle numbe and ene gy densi y conse a ion. This leads o simpli ica ions o in eg a ion bounda ies wi hin he colli- sion in eg al (25), which a e u he discussed in Appendix B. In he nume ical algo i hm, we i s ini ialize he dis- ibu ion unc ion ˜ 0and i s momen um de i a i e ˜ 0 0a he g id poin s ˜ pka ini ial ime. The ime s ep n→ nþ1 ollows he explici Eule me hod ˜ nþ1;k ¼ ˜ n;k −Δlog ½α ˜ n;k þβ˜ pk ˜ 0 n;k −C½ ˜ n:ð79Þ Since he e alua ion o he collision in eg al a a single momen um poin pknei he depends on no a ec s he e alua ion a o he momen a, we pa allelize he pa o ou sol e in which he collision in eg al is compu ed o each momen um on he g id. The accu acy o ou solu ion algo i hm is mainly limi ed by he in e pola ion o he de i a i e o he dis ibu ion unc ion ˜ 0. Fo a ypical unc ional o m as in Eq. (47), he ela i e accu acy o ou disc e iza ion was up o 10−2as compa ed o he analy ical exp ession o he de i a i e. Al hough inc easing Npmay imp o e he esolu ion, he compu a ional cos s will g ow, and we hus ound a comp omise ha s ill p o ided su icien ly accu a e esul s. D. De ails on he compu a ion o he scaling unc ion In Fig. 7, we show he elaxa ion dynamics o he escaled dis ibu ion ˜ compu ed by he algo i hm in o- duced abo e. We s a close o he s a iona y o m by choosing ˜ 0as in Eq. (47) wi h κ<¼0and κ>¼3.9.One obse es ha ˜ quickly app oaches a s a iona y o m, which can be unde s ood as he scaling unc ion S. Cu es a imes ≥1.6a e al eady almos ime indepen- den . The e o e, Sshown in Fig. 6is compu ed as he a e age o e hese cu es, while he e o ba s a e es i- ma ed by he s anda d de ia ion in his p ocedu e. The unc ional o m o Sis ba ely dis inguishable om i s s a ing o m (47) in Fig. 7; howe e , small de ia ions a ound he scale KSexis . A low momen a ˜ p≲KSand a high momen a ˜ p≳KS, he scaling unc ion ollows powe laws ˜ p−κ<and ˜ p−κ>. We ha e measu ed he spec al exponen s κiby employing powe -law i s o he espec i e egions in he scaling unc ion, κ<¼00.01ðsysÞ κ>¼3.95 0.05ðsysÞ:ð80Þ S a is ical e o s a e much smalle han sys ema ic e o s, which we e es ima ed o con ain possible in a ed and ul a iole cu o a i ac s.13 To check he s abili y o hese alues, we s a wi h sligh ly la ge exponen s κ<¼0.5and κ>¼4.5 o he ini ial dis ibu ion ˜ 0wi h he unc ional o m (47). The ime e olu ion o he exponen s is shown in Fig. 8, whe e we use he e o es ima es o (80). Indeed, one obse es ha he exponen s app oach he alues (80) o he scaling unc ion. VIII. CONCLUSION In his wo k, we ha e shown ha he la ge-Nkine ic heo y a NLO can be applied o highly occupied scala quan um ield heo y, which canno be desc ibed by a pe u ba i e kine ic amewo k. On he o he hand, o su icien ly low occupancies o a la ge momen a, i e ec i ely educes o a pe u ba i e kine ic heo y a la ge N. Hence, he la ge-Nkine ic heo y ex ends pe u ba i e desc ip ions and cons i u es a e sa ile ool o s udy he dynamics o sys ems ou o equilib ium in e ms o quasipa icles. An essen ial ing edien o he quasipa icle pic u e, o ee mo emen be ween collisions and o he p ope inclusion o quan um in e e ence e ec s e en a high occupancies, is he e ex esumma ion ha appea s a NLO in he la ge-Nexpansion [6,39,45,51,52]. We ana- lyzed he s uc u e o he e ec i e e ex in de ail, which enabled us o show ha he mean ee pa h Lo quasi- pa icles a ypical momen um modes is la ge han hei de B oglie wa eleng h. Mo eo e , he spec al unc ion can be FIG. 8. The exponen s o app oxima e powe laws ˜ p−κia low (κ<) and high (κ>) momen a o he escaled dis ibu ion ˜ as unc ions o ime. The dis ibu ion has been ini ialized as in (47) wi h A¼27000,B¼1.135,κ<¼0.5, and κ>¼4.5. 13We no e ha a low and high momen a close o he cu o s he scaling unc ion s a s o show de ia ions om powe -law o cons an beha io , which is he main sou ce o e o in he powe - law i s. Inc easing he momen um g id o lowe and la ge momen a educes he e ec s o hese nume ical a i ac s bu comes a he p ice o inc eased nume ical cos s. R. WALZ, K. BOGUSLAVSKI, and J. BERGES PHYS. REV. D 97, 116011 (2018) 116011-16 app oxima ed by a quasipa icle o m a NLO o he la ge- N heo y since a peak wid h is supp essed by 1=N. These a gumen s lead o a well-de ined dispe sion ela ion and hus a consis en quasipa icle pic u e. In a second s ep, we applied he la ge-Nkine ic heo y o he highly occupied egion o scala sys ems a low momen a cha ac e ized by a uni e sal sel -simila e olu ion [6,44]. Su passing o me analy ical es ima es o he scaling exponen s αand βo he sel -simila e olu ion [6], we sol ed he e ec i e kine ic equa ion nume ically o he i s ime. The scaling unc ion ob ained, SðjpjÞ, ag ees well wi h o me la ice simula ion esul s, which is a s iking con i ma ion o he applicabili y o he la ge-N kine ic heo y o highly occupied sys ems. I e eals a powe -law beha io ∼jpj−4a momen a highe han he ypical momen um KS ha domina es pa icle numbe densi y and becomes cons an a low momen a. No explici assump ion on he coupling s eng h has en e ed he de i a ion o he la ge-Nkine ic heo y. The e o e, in p inciple, one could use he la ge-Nkine ic heo y also a mode a e couplings o ini e N. Indeed, i was shown using 2PI equa ions o NLO in a 1=N expansion [39,51,52] ha he obse ed sel -simila egime a low momen a su i es o mode a e alues λ¼1[68]. Howe e , i was a gued wi hin he 2PI amewo k ha o a la ge coupling λ¼10 inelas ic p ocesses may play an impo an ole a all imes in he e olu ion [72].Thela ge-N kine ic heo y in i s p esen o m a NLO, howe e , lacks such p ocesses. To be able o simula e a comple e he maliza ion p ocess wi hin la ge-Nkine ic heo y, s a ing a om equilib ium and he e olu ion owa d a non he mal ixed poin includ- ing he subsequen inal he maliza ion dynamics, one would ha e o go beyond his o de o cap u e inelas ic p ocesses. While going o NNLO is challenging, he desc ip ion may be pa ially simpli ied a la e imes ele an o he inal app oach o he mal equilib ium since he ypical occupancies become smalle such ha s anda d pe u ba i e app oxima ions become a ailable again a leas o small enough couplings. The la ge-Nkine ic heo y is an example o a kine ic heo y applicable o highly occupied sys ems, o which con en ional kine ic app oaches ail. Fo non-Abelian plasmas, mul iple s udies indica e s ong ields and non- i ial dynamics a low-momen um modes [17–21,29].An e ec i e desc ip ion he eo could be an impo an ex en- sion o kine ic app oaches [7,11–13,16] o he e olu ion o weakly coupled non-Abelian plasmas and he he mal- iza ion p ocess in ul a ela i is ic hea y-ion collisions a high ene gies. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS We hank J. P. Blaizo , I. Chan esana, T. Gasenze , A. Ku kela, T. Lappi, A. Piñei o O ioli, S. Schlich ing, and R. Venugopalan o use ul discussions and collabo a ions on ela ed wo k. K. B. g a e ully acknowl- edges suppo by he Eu opean Resea ch Council unde G an No. ERC-2015-COG-681707. This wo k is pa o and suppo ed by he DFG Collabo a i e Resea ch Cen e “SFB 1225 (ISOQUANT).” APPENDIX A: TOWARD SOLVING THE LARGE-NKINETIC EQUATION In his Appendix, we sol e some o he in eg als appea ing in he collision in eg al o he non ela i is ic la ge-Nkine ic heo y (22) analy ically o d¼3spa ial dimensions. 1. Collision in eg al We s a by a e aging he Bol zmann equa ion (7) o e he solid angle o p. Because o he iso opy o he dis ibu ion unc ion, he le -hand side does no change, while he igh - hand side becomes C½ ð ; pÞ¼ZdΩp 4πC½ ð ; pÞ ¼π ð2πÞ10 Z∞ 0 dll2dqq2d 2ZdΓCðp; l; q; Þ ×δðωpþωl−ωq−ω Þ ×g2 e ½ ð ; ωp−ωq;PÞ ×I2↔2½ ð ; p; l; q; Þ:ðA1Þ We ha e in oduced he momen um di e ence P≡p−q o he e ec i e coupling g2 e . In Appendix A2,we will show ha i only depends on he magni ude P¼ffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffi p2þq2−2pq cosðθp;qÞ qand hence on he magni- udes o he momen a p¼jpjand q¼jqjand on he angle θp;qbe ween hem. The h ee-dimensional momen um in eg als in (A1) ha e been spli in o adial and solid angle pa s acco ding o Rd3q¼R∞ 0dqq2RdΩqwi h RdΩq¼R2π 0dφqR1 −1dcosðθqÞ. All angula in eg als ha e been included in ZdΓCðp; l; q; Þ≡ZdΩpdΩldΩqdΩ ð2πÞ3 ×δð3Þðpþl−q− Þ:ðA2Þ Excep o θp;q, he e is no angula dependence in he esidual e ms o he collision in eg al. In he ollowing, he espec i e in eg als a e pe o med analy ically. We s a by using he in eg al ep esen a ion o he del a unc ion ð2πÞ3δð3Þðpþl−q− Þ¼Zd3xeiðpþl−q− Þx:ðA3Þ LARGE-NKINETIC THEORY FOR HIGHLY OCCUPIED …PHYS. REV. D 97, 116011 (2018) 116011-17 Exploi ing RdΩpdΩq¼RdΩqdΩp;q, whe e RdΩp;q deno es he angula in eg a ion o pa ound he axis in q di ec ion, and pe o ming in eg a ions o e he angles excep o θp;q, we a i e a ZdΓCðp;l;q; Þ¼24ð2πÞ5Z1 −1 dcosðθp;qÞZ∞ 0 dxx2 ×sinðPxÞ Px sinðlxÞ lx sinð xÞ x ;ðA4Þ whe e we employed R1 −1dyeixy ¼2sinðxÞ=x.Weha e used ha he collision in eg al does no depend on he pola angle θqo q, e en a e in eg a ing o e θp;q, such ha he in eg a ion R1 −1d cosðθqÞ¼2can be pe o med in he end, which leads o Eq. (A4). Wi h sinðaÞsinðbÞsinðcÞ¼1 4ð−sinða−b−cÞþsinðaþb−cÞ þsinða−bþcÞ−sinðaþbþcÞÞ ðA5Þ and Z∞ 0 dxsinðaxÞ x¼π 2sgnðaÞ;ðA6Þ we ob ain ZdΓCp; l; q; Þ¼ð2πÞ6 l Z1 −1 d cosðθp;qÞ P ×ðsgnðPþl− ÞþsgnðP−lþ Þ −sgnðP−l− Þ−sgnðPþlþ ÞÞ: ðA7Þ Taking he in eg als o e land o he collision in eg al (A1) in o accoun , he sign unc ions in exp ession (A7) can be con enien ly e alua ed ia Z∞ 0 dlZ∞ 0 d ðsgnðPþl− ÞþsgnðP−lþ Þ −sgnðP−l− Þ−sgnðPþlþ ÞÞ ¼2Z∞ P d ZPþ 0 dlþZP 0 d ZPþ P− dl−Z∞ 0 dlZ∞ Pþl d  ≡2ZΔðPÞ dld ¼Z∞ P duZP −P d : ðA8Þ A change o a iables om land o u¼ þland ¼ −lhas been pe o med in he las s ep o Eq. (A8), abso bing a ac o o 2. Figu e 9 isualizes he egion o in eg a ion ΔðPÞ. A second ans o ma ion om d cosðθp;qÞ o dPwi h d cosðθp;qÞ¼−ðP=pqÞdPleads o C½ ð ; pÞ¼ 1 64π3pZ∞ 0 dqZpþq jp−qj dPZ∞ P duZP −P d ×qðu2− 2Þδðωpþωðu− Þ=2−ωq−ωðuþ Þ=2Þ ×g2 e ½ ð ; ωp−ωq;PÞ ×I2↔2½  ; p; u− 2;q;uþ 2:ðA9Þ The nex s ep is he e alua ion o he ene gy-conse ing del a unc ion. Wi h he quad a ic dispe sion ela ion ωp¼p2=2m, he del a unc ion in he collision in eg al (A9) eads δ1 2mp2þ1 4ðu− Þ2−q2− 1 4ðuþ Þ2 ¼2mδðp2−q2−u Þ:ðA10Þ We use he in eg al o e alua e he del a unc ion acco ding o 2mZP −P d Rð Þδðp2−q2−u Þ ¼2m uRp2−q2 uΘP−jp2−q2j u;ðA11Þ whe e R ep esen s e e y pa o he collision in eg al depending on . The s ep unc ion in (A11) can be used o change he in eg a ion bounda ies o u o R∞ max ðP;jp2−q2j=PÞdu. The esul ing o m o he collision in eg al is gi en by Eq. (25). 2. Re a ded sel -ene gy To also simpli y he compu a ion o he e ec i e coupling g2 e o (23), we pe o m he angula in eg a ions o he one-loop e a ded sel -ene gy ΠRin (24) analy ically. FIG. 9. The illed egion ΔðPÞ ep esen s he a ea o in eg a ion in (A8). The igu e is aken wi h adap ion om Re . [6]. R. WALZ, K. BOGUSLAVSKI, and J. BERGES PHYS. REV. D 97, 116011 (2018) 116011-18 We i s change he in eg a ion a iable o P−k↦k. In oducing y≡cosðθP;kÞ, whe e θP;kis he pola angle be ween he momen a Pand k, one a i es a ΠRð ; ω;PÞ¼lim ϵ→0þ g ð2πÞ2Z∞ 0 dkk2 ð ; kÞZ1 −1 dy ×1 ðP2−2PkyÞ=2m−ω−iϵ þ1 ðP2−2PkyÞ=2mþωþiϵ:ðA12Þ No e ha , due o he iso opy o ð ; kÞ,ΠRonly depends on he absolu e alue o he momen um P¼jPj. Mo eo e , i anishes o P¼0since he in eg and becomes iden i- cally ze o. In addi ion, one obse es ha changing he equency om ω o −ωco esponds o complex con- juga ion o he whole exp ession. As a consequence, he one-loop e a ded sel -ene gy ΠRis eal o ω¼0. Rew i ing (A12) as ΠRð ; ω;PÞ¼lim ˜ ϵ→0þ −mg ð2πÞ2PZ∞ 0 dkk ð ; kÞZ1 −1 dy ×1 y−P2−2mω 2Pk þi˜ ϵþ1 y−P2þ2mω 2Pk −i˜ ϵ; ðA13Þ whe e we ha e subs i u ed ˜ ϵ≡mϵ=Pk, enables us o use he p incipal alue in eg al lim ϵ→0þZ1 −1 1 xþDiϵdx¼PV Z1 −1 1 xþDdx ∓iπZ1 −1 δðxþDÞdx ¼log 1þD −1þD ∓iπΘð1−jDjÞ ðA14Þ o each ac ion in Eq. (A13). This leads o ΠRð ; ω;PÞ¼ −mg ð2πÞ2PZ∞ 0 dkk ð ; kÞΓΠðω;P;kÞðA15Þ wi h he ke nel ΓΠðω;P;kÞ¼log ðP2−2PkÞ2−4m2ω2 ðP2þ2PkÞ2−4m2ω2 −iπΘ1−jP2−2mωj 2Pk  −Θ1−jP2þ2mωj 2Pk :ðA16Þ Fo a nume ical ea men , i is use ul o know he singula poin s o he eal pa o he in eg and ReΓΠðω;P;kÞand he egion whe e he imagina y pa ImΓΠðω;P;kÞdoes no anish. The singula i ies o he eal pa a e gi en by ksing ¼P 2mjωj P;ðA17Þ whe e he case P¼0is excluded since he whole in eg and is ze o hen. The eal pa can be ew i en as ReΓΠðω;P;kÞ¼log ðk−P 2Þ2−m2ω2 P2 ðkþP 2Þ2−m2ω2 P2 :ðA18Þ Fo he imagina y pa ImΓΠðω;P;kÞo he in eg and (A16), we will assume ω>0since he case o a nega i e equency is ela ed o he posi i e equency case by complex conjuga ion as no ed abo e. Then, ImΓΠðω;P;kÞ is ze o un il he in eg a ion a iable khas inc eased su icien ly o ul ill he condi ion k≥jP2−2mωj=2Po he i s Hea iside s ep unc ion bu is s ill oo small o ul ill he condi ion o he second s ep unc ion. A e exceeding jP2þ2mωj=2P, which makes he second s ep unc ion one as well, he whole exp ession anishes again. Al oge he , we ind − 1 πImΓΠðω;P;kÞ¼1i jP2−2mωj 2P≤k≤jP2þ2mωj 2P 0else : ðA19Þ Including also he case o nega i e equency, we a i e a he inal o m o he one-loop e a ded sel -ene gy in Eq. (26). APPENDIX B: INTEGRATION BOUNDARIES As explained in Sec. VII C, he collision in eg al C½ ð ; pÞas well as he dis ibu ion unc ion ð ; pÞa e disc e ized on a g id be ween he momen a ΛIR and ΛUV in ou nume ical app oach. Ou side his domain, we se ð ; pÞ¼0. Making use o his, he in eg a ion bounda ies o he collision in eg al (25) can be u he cons ained. In eg als wi hin he eal and imagina y pa s o he one- loop e a ded sel -ene gy (26) a e simpli ied o Re ΠR∶Z∞ 0 dk→ZΛUV ΛIR dk; ðB1Þ Im ΠR∶ZjP2þ2mωj 2P jP2−2mωj 2P dk→Zmin ðjP2þ2mωj 2P;ΛUVÞ max ðjP2−2mωj 2P;ΛIRÞ dk: ðB2Þ The gain-minus-loss pa LARGE-NKINETIC THEORY FOR HIGHLY OCCUPIED …PHYS. REV. D 97, 116011 (2018) 116011-19 I2↔2½  ; p; 1 2u−p2−q2 u;q;1 2uþp2−q2 u ðB3Þ o he in eg and o he collision in eg al yields non anish- ing con ibu ions i ΛIR ≤p≤ΛUV; ΛIR ≤q≤ΛUV; ΛIR ≤ 1 2ðup2−q2 uÞ≤ΛUV:ðB4Þ To p ese e he gain-minus-loss symme y, we se he whole I2↔2 o ze o i one o he condi ions (B4) is no ul illed, as explained in Sec. VII C. The i s cons ain is au oma ically ul illed since he momen um pis ex e nally se o he co ec momen um ange. The qin eg a ion is changed o Z∞ 0 dq→ZΛUV ΛIR dq: ðB5Þ The ela ion ΛIR ≤ 1 2u2mjωj u≤ΛUV ðB6Þ wi h 2mjωj≡jp2−q2jis chosen o be ul illed o plus and minus signs simul aneously. I can be sol ed o u o ob ain new in eg a ion bounda ies acco ding o he ollow- ing p ocedu e. In a i s s ep, we conside he le inequali y o (B6), i.e., ðu2mjωj=uÞ=2≥ΛIR. Using ha u>0, he inequali y can be ans o med o ðu−ΛIRÞ2≥Λ2 IR ∓2mjωj;ðB7Þ whe e he wo cases o minus and plus signs on he igh - hand side a e dis inguished. Fo he case o he minus sign, no es ic ion o uis ob ained i Λ2 IR ≤2mjωj. O he wise, one ob ains u≤ΛIR −ffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffi Λ2 IR −2mjωj qi u<ΛIR;ðB8Þ u≥ΛIR þffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffi Λ2 IR −2mjωj qi u>ΛIR:ðB9Þ In case o he plus sign on he igh -hand side o (B7), one inds he cons ain s u≥ΛIR þffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffi Λ2 IR þ2mjωj qi u>ΛIR;ðB10Þ u≤ΛIR −ffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffi Λ2 IR þ2mjωj qi u<ΛIR:ðB11Þ The la e condi ion (B11) excludes u<ΛIR since ualways has o be posi i e. In a second s ep, we conside he inequali y on he igh - hand side o (B6), which can be ans o med o ju−ΛUVj≤ffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffi Λ2 UV ∓2mjωj q:ðB12Þ This leads o he ou condi ions u≥ΛUV −ffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffi Λ2 UV −2mjωj qi u<ΛUV;ðB13Þ u≤ΛUV þffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffi Λ2 UV −2mjωj qi u>ΛUV;ðB14Þ u≤ΛUV þffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffi Λ2 UV þ2mjωj qi u>ΛUV;ðB15Þ u≥ΛUV −ffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffi Λ2 UV þ2mjωj qi u<ΛUV;ðB16Þ whe e he condi ion (B16) is no cons ain , since ΛUV −ffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffi Λ2 UV þ2mjωj p≤0. All conside ed cases and he successi e cons ain s a e employed a he same ime. This allows us o change he in eg a ion ange o u o Z∞ maxðP;2mjωj PÞ du →ZΛUVþffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffi Λ2 UV−2mjωj p maxðP;2mjωj P;ΛIRþffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffi Λ2 IRþ2mjωj p;ΛUV−ffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffi Λ2 UV−2mjωj pÞ du: ðB17Þ To ha e a non i ial in eg a ion ange o u, i s in eg a- ion bounda ies should addi ionally sa is y ΛUV þffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffi Λ2 UV −2mjωj q≥max P; 2mjωj P;ðB18Þ while he o he wo a gumen s o he maximum unc ion in he lowe in eg a ion bounda y o ua e always smalle han he uppe in eg a ion bounda y. Equa ion (B18) imposes cons ain s on he Pin eg a ion. 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