In this paper, we consider Kasner space-time describing anisotropic three-dimensional expansion of the fluid and obtain the dissipative evolution equations for shear stress tensor and energy density from kinetic theory. For this, we use the iterative solution of relativistic Boltzmann equation with relaxation time approximation. We show that our results for second- and third-order evolution equations reduce to those of one-dimensional expansion case under suitable conditions for the anisotropic parameters in Kasner space-time.
We consider Kasner space-time describing anisotropic three dimensional expansion of the fluid and obtain the dissipative evolution equations for shear stress tensor and energy density from kinetic theory. For this, we use the iterative solution of relativistic Boltzmann equation with relaxation time approximation.We show that our results for second and third order evolution equations reduce to those of one dimensional expansion case under suitable conditions for the anisotropic parameters in Kasner space-time.
We consider Kasner space-time describing anisotropic three dimensional expansion of RHIC and LHC fireball and study the generalization of Bjorken's one dimensional expansion by taking into account second order relativistic viscous hydrodynamics. Using time dependent AdS/CFT correspondence, we study the late time behaviour of the Bjorken flow. From the conditions of conformal invariance and energy-momentum conservation, we obtain the explicit expression for the energy density as a function of proper time in terms of Kasner parameters. The proper time dependence of the temperature and entropy have also been obtained in terms of Kasner parameters. We consider Eddington-Finkelstein type coordinates and discuss the gravity dual of the anisotropically expanding fluid in the late time regime.
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