Cosmology and astrophysics of extra dimensions

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Cosmology and astrophysics of extra dimensions Astrophysical tests of fundamental physics Porto, 27-29 March 2007 P. Binétruy, APC Paris

Why extra dimensions? Often appear in the context of unifying gravitation with other interactions Th. Kaluza and O. Klein geometric unification of electromagnetism and gravitation

Th. Kaluza (1921) - O. Klein (1926) ds 2 = g µν dx µ dx ν + 2 A µ dx µ dx 5 + ϕ(x) dx 5 dx 5 A µ = g µ5 new field? Einstein on Kaluza-Klein: 1919 to Kaluza: «At first glance I like your idea enormously» 1926 to Lorentz: «It appears that the union of gravitation and Maxwell s theory is achieved in a completely satisfactory way by the 5-dimensional theory.» 1931 to Ehrenfest: «It is anomalous to replace the 4-dimensional continuum by a 5-dimensional one and then subsequently to tie up artificially one of these dimensions to account for the fact that it does not manifest itself.» (see A. Pais book)

A matter of scales (1): unifying gravitation and other gauge interactions

A matter of scales (1): unifying gravitation and other gauge interactions M W «m P g Two roads to unification M U m P µ M W m P Grand unification requires supersymmetry M W m P Large extra dimensions

For a theory in D=4+n dimensions with n dimensions compactified on a circle of size L : G N = G f / L n G f M f -(D-2) gravitational constant of the fundamental D-dim. theory m Pl 2 = M f 2+n L n M f fundamental scale of gravity in D dimensions Explaining why gravity is so weak ( m Pl» M W ) might amount to explain why some dimensions are large (M f ~M W ).

At distance d»l, one recovers the standard law in 1/d 2 for 3 infinite spatial dimensions and 1 or more microscopic dimension. d R

Hence test gravitational interaction at distances smaller than L. 8n/3 δv = -G m 1 m 2 N r αe -r/λ n=2 L = 0.4 mm L Hoyle et al. hep-ph/0405262

However if L is macroscopic or mesoscopic, how do we reconcile this with the fact that no sign of extra dimensions has been observed in colliders? Phenomenology of extra dimensions at high energy colliders: production of Kaluza-Klein modes 3/R 2/R 1/R Kaluza-Klein modes Particle L -1 >100 GeV L < 10-3 fm Solution: extra dimensions are only felt by gravitational interactions.

4 Dimensions Notion of brane Matter Light Gravity 6 Dimensions of size smaller than mm

Branes and fundamental strings Dynamical object on which are attached the ends of open strings

A matter of scale (2): dark energy

If dark energy is the main component in the present energy budget H 0 2 ~ ρ DE / m P 2 ρ DE ~ H 0 2 m P 2 ~ (10-3 ev) 4 If this scale is a fundamental scale, then it is of «gravitational» nature Note that : hc 10-3 ev ~ 0.1 mm low cut-off (Λ~10-3 ev) may be welcome in the context of the cosmological cst problem Similar analysis if expansion acceleration is explained by modification of gravity.

If dark energy is a scalar field ϕ (quintessence), then m ϕ ~ H 0 ~ 10-33 ev Exchange of ϕ leads to new long range force (range ~ H 0 ~ 10 26 m) ϕ has couplings of subgravitational size to ordinary matter

Cosmological evolution on the brane

5-dimensional Einstein equation + Israel junction condition on the brane Generalized Friedmann equation on the brane: H 2 = 1 Λ B + 1 σ 2 + 1 σρ + 1 ρ 2 + C _ k 6M 5 3 36M 5 6 18M 5 6 36M 5 6 a 4 a 0 2 with 8πG 5 = M 5-3 P.B., Deffayet, Ellwanger, Langlois; Csaki, Graesser Kolda, Terning; Cline, Grojean, Servant To be compared with the standard Friedmann equation: H 2 = 1 λ + 1 ρ _ k 3 3M P 2 a 2

When should one recover the 4-dimensional picture? When the physics on the brane is 4-dimensional, i.e. if the extra dimension is compact and its radius is stabilized e.g.randall-sundrum I set up if the extra dimension is noncompact but the 4-dimensional graviton is localized Rubakov,Shaposhnikov,Akama,Gogberashvili,Randall, Sundrum e.g. in Randall-Sundrum (RSII) case, the extra dimension is warped

Moduli fields In an AdS 5 background, choose static coordinates : the cosmological evolution on the brane is purely due to the motion in the bulk R(t) is the cosmic scale factor on the brane : the corresponding modulus field provides the semi-classical notion of time on the brane. In the set up with two branes, the interbrane distance is described by a scalar field or radion.

Brane inflation

Brane inflation : Brane-antibrane system 6 compact dimensions r τ 3 brane tension D3 D3 Brane gravitational potential r -4 1 c Take the radion as the inflaton field : L = φ 2 + 2 ( τ 3 - ) 2 φ 4. c = 4G 10 τ 34 / π 2

But, as φ 0, the brane-antibrane system becomes unstable to annihilation into closed strings. tachyon field T r m 2 T = M 2 S ( 2 M 2 S - 1) 2 π 2 Similar to hybrid inflation But η = M S 12 V 6 / φ 6 «1 for φ / M S» V 6 1/6 M S i.e. for r» size of the compact dimension

Go to warped compactification : Conifold singularity at r = 0

Turn on fluxes Singularity smoothed out r = r 0 warping a(r)

Turn on fluxes D3 D3 Singularity smoothed out r = r 0 Then warping helps : warping a(r) η a(r 0 ) 4 η Giddings, Kachru, Polchinski KKLMMT

BUT the Kahler modulus ρ which fixes the radius of the Calabi-Yau model has not been stabilized. Kahler potential K= - 3 ln (ρ + ρ - φ 2 ) Scalar potential V ~ e K m φ 2 ~ H 2 Then famous η problem : η = V /V = m φ 2 / 3H 2 = 2/3 How to get out of it? DBI inflation: new regime where the brane goes as fast as it can in the throat power law inflation, requires very high fluxes, non-gausianities Alishahiha, Silverstein, Tong shift symmetry: φ φ + c Firouzjahi, Tye D3-D7 brane inflation Dasgupta, Herdeiro, Hirano, Kallosh

D3-D7 system leads to D-term inflatin which avoids the η problem: no e K factor PB, G. Dvali K = - 3 log (ρ + ρ) - (φ - φ) 2 /2 s = Re φ distance between D3 and D7 brane Shift symmetry: s s + c Add hypermultiplet of fields φ ±

Modification of gravity

DGP model

Self-accelerating branch

DGP predicts nonstandard gravity at much shorter scales Deffayet, Dvali, Gabadadze, Vainshtein Extra scalar graviton polarization changes the Newtonian potential: For a source of mass M (gravitational radius r g = 2M/M Pl2 ), gravity is modified at distances R > r * = (r g r c2 ) 1/3 = (2MM Pl2 /M 53 ) 1/3 M r * r c r V(r) = -GM/r -4GM/(3r) -4GMr c /3r 2

But self-accelrating branch of DGP is plagued with problems (see e.g. R. Gregory 0801.1603 for a recent discussion) ghosts present in perturbation theory pressure catastrophies and energy unbounded from below destabilisation of 5D vacuum by unsuppressed tunneling processes

Conclusions Not covered: cyclic universe, BH production at colliders Interesting numerical coincidence in favor of large extra dimensions: should be probed in the coming decade At this stage, more than predictions, the braneworld idea provides a framework for new cosmological models. Many arenas where such models could show up: cosmological observations, collider searches, tests of gravity