Abstract
In order to evaluate qualitatively the spacetime evolution of hot and dense nuclear matter the underlying equation of state and transport coefficients must be known. In this study, a specific equation of state is studied: the pion gas. The classical or standard transport coefficients, namely the bulk viscosity, shear viscosity and thermal conductivity are divided by the relaxation times for the corresponding dissipative fluxes and then studied as a function of mass to temperature ratio.
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