Abstract
The present talk will be based on kinetics of chiral transitions in quarkmatter that is probably produced resulting from a heavy ion collision.I will focus on far from equilibrium kinetics, subsequent to a quench froma dis ordered phase ( with zero quark condensates) to the ordered phase.This rapid quench renders the system thermodynamically unstable. Theevolution to the new equlibrium state is charecterized by spatio temporalpattern formation,with emergence and growth of domains of the preferred phase. Thisnonlinear evolution is usually referred to as phase ordering dynamics orcoarsening or domain growth.I will discuss the universal properties (e.g. growth laws, scaling ofcorrelation functions, bubble dynamics etc.) in the late stages of chiralkinetics.This will be presented within the Nambu-Jona Lasinio model to describechiral transition in strong interaction physics.
