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Paolo Creminelli, ICTP Trieste! Symmetries! of the! primordial perturbations! PC, 1108.0874 (PRD)! with J. Noreña and M. Simonović, 1203.4595! ( with G. D'Amico, M. Musso and J. Noreña, 1106.1462 (JCAP)! with A. Nicolis and E. Trincherini, 1007.0027 (JCAP)! + in progress with A. Joyce, J. Khoury and M. Simonović )!

(Slow-roll) inflation! FRW metric:! Friction is dominant!

Each inflaton Fourier mode behaves as a harmonic oscillator! with time dependent parameters!

An old idea! With the new cosmology the universe must have started off in! some very simple way. What, then, becomes of the initial conditions! required by dynamical theory? Plainly there cannot be any, or they must! be trivial. We are left in a situation which would be untenable with the old! mechanics. If the universe were simply the motion which follow from a given! scheme of equations of motion with trivial initial conditions, it could not contain the! complexity we observe. Quantum mechanics provides an escape from the! difficulty. It enables us to ascribe the complexity to the quantum jumps,! lying outside the scheme of equations of motion.! P.A.M. Dirac 1939!

Power spectrum!

Is there any correlation among modes?!

The most known thing! CMB:! WMAP 7:! Planck:! a factor of 4-6 improvement! Cosmic! variance: an additional factor of 2 (?)! LSS:! SDSS:! Future: f NL local ~ 1 (?)! 21cm:!f NL ~ ε, η (???)!

Slow-roll = weak coupling = Gaussianity!

Quantitative NG! Maldacena 02! Solve for N, N i!

Smoking gun for "new physics"! Any signal would be a clear signal of something non-minimal! Any modification enhances NG! 1. Modify inflaton Lagrangian. Higher derivative terms (ghost inflation, DBI inflation), features in potential! 2. Additional light fields during inflation. Curvaton, variable decay width! 3. Alternatives to inflation! Potential wealth of information! F contains information about the source of NG

Outline! o Scale-invariance Conformal invariance?! o Perturbations decoupled from the inflaton are SO(4,1) invariant! o Single field models: non-linear realization of conformal invariance! Generalization of the squeezed limit consistency relations! o Non-inflationary models (eg Galilean Genesis). SO(4,2) SO(4,1)!

de Sitter: SO(4,1)! Inflation takes place in ~ ds! Translations, rotations: ok! Dilations (if slow-roll)! scale-invariance! In general:! with F homogeneous of degree -3(n-1)!

Special conformal! The inflaton background breaks these symmetries!

Hierarchy of breakings! 1. Deviation of metric from ds. One can consider the limit at fixed! 2. Breaking due to scalar background.! Dilations. If we have (approximate) shift symmetry in φ, dilations are!!!!!not broken! Special conformal. I would need a Galilean invariance! But this cannot be defined in the presence of gravity! Cheung etal 07! Time indep. coefficients!

Scale Conformal invariance! Antoniadis, Mazur and Mottola, 11 Maldacena and Pimental, 11! Curvaton, modulated reheating! If perturbations are created by a sector with negligible interactions with the inflaton,! correlation functions have the full SO(4,1) symmetry! They are conformal invariant! Independently of any details about this sector, even at strong coupling! Same as AdS/CFT!

ds-invariant distance!

Scale Conformal invariance! We are interested in correlators at late times! This is the transformation of the a primary of conformal dim Δ! Example:!

Massless scalars! Zaldarriaga 03! Seery, Malik,Lyth 08! Everything determined up to two constants! Independently of the interactions!! The conversion to ζ will add a local contribution:!

4-point function! Not so obvious it is conformal invariant! I can check it in Fourier space! Maldacena and Pimental, '11! In general:! 2 parameters instead of 5!

Therefore! If we see something beyond the spectrum! Something not conformal would be a probe of a "sliced" de Sitter! Something conformal would be a probe of pure de Sitter!

Non-linearly realized symmetries! The inflaton background breaks the symmetry. Spontaneously.! We expect the symmetry to be still there to regulate soft limit (q 0) of! correlation functions (Ward identities)! For example. Soft emission of π's! For space time symmetries:! number of Goldstones broken generators! Manohar Low 01! We expect Ward identities to say something! about higher powers of q!

3pf consistency relation! Maldacena 02! PC, Zaldarriaga 04! Cheung etal. 07! Squeezed limit of the 3-point function in single-field models! Similar to the absence of isocurvature! The long mode is already classical when the other freeze and acts just as a rescaling of the coordinates!

3pf consistency relation! Single-field 3pf is very suppressed in the squeezed limit!

Phenomenologically relevant! 1. A detection of a local f NL would rule out any single-field model! 2. Some of the experimental probes are sensitive only to squeezed limits! Scale dependent bias! Dalal etal 07! CMB µ distorsion! Pajer and Zaldarriaga 12!

Extension to the full SO(4,1)! A special conformal transformation induces a conformal factor linear in x!

Conformal consistency relations! (Assuming zero tilt for simplicity)! 2- and 3-pf only depends on moduli and q i D i reduces to:! The variation of the 2-point function is zero: no linear term in the 3 pf! with D'Amico, Musso and Noreña, 11 Conformal consistency relations as Ward identities and with OPE methods! Hinterbichler, Hui and Khoury 12! Kheagias, Riotto 12! in progress by Goldberger, Hinterbichler, Hui, Khoury, Nicolis!

Non-linear realization of ds isometries! In decoupling + ds limit: the inflaton breaks spontaneoulsy SO(4,1).! It is still non-linearly realized! Notice the two meanings of SO(4,1):! Isometry group of de Sitter! Conformal group of 3d Euclidean!

Adiabatic mode including gradients! Adiabatic modes can be constructed from unfixed gauge transformations (k=0)! In ζ gauge:! Weinberg 03 Cannot touch t! Conformal transformation of the spatial coordinates:! Impose it is the k 0 limit of a physical solution! b and λ are time-independent + need a time-dep translation to induce the N i! Long wavelength approx of an adiabatic mode up to O(k 2 )!

3pf - 4pf in slow-roll inflation! Maldacena 02! Lidsey, Seery, Sloth 06! Seery, Sloth, Vernizzi 09!

Small speed of sound! E.g. X. Chen etal 09!

Small speed of sound! 4pf: scalar exchange diag.s! do not contribute to squeezed limit! At the level of observables, the non-linear relation among operators in the Lagrangian! Squeezed limit is 1/c s 2 while the full 4pf is 1/c s 4! A large 4pf cannot have a squeezed limit!

Conformal consistency relations with tilt! Dilation part evaluated on a non-closed polygon! Verified in modes with oscillations in the inflaton potential!

Graviton correlation functions:! Generalizations! Induce long graviton with! Soft internal lines! Not more than one! More than one q going to zero together!

SO(4,2) SO(4,1)! Rubakov 09! Nicolis, Rattazzi, Trincherini 09! PC, Nicolis and Trincherini 10! Hinterbichler Khoury 11! Hinterbichler Joyce Khoury 12! Non linearly realized conformal symmetry. The time dependent solution is SO(4,1)! E.g. Galilean Genesis! is "de Sitter"! A test scalar σ must couple to the π "metric": correlation functions are SO(4,1)! But we also have the non-linear realization of SO(4,2): e.g. the mass of π is fixed! and the soft emission of π! σ π with Joyce, Khoury and Simonović in progress! σ σ σ

Conclusions! o Linear realization of SO(4,1) for mechanisms decoupled from inflaton! o Non-linear realization for single-field models! o Fake SO(4,1) symmetry from 4d conformal! o Future directions:! Relation with Ward identities for spontaneously broken symmetries! Extension to models with SO(4,2)! Extension to late cosmology!

At lowest order in derivatives! The not-so-squeezed limit! P.C., G DʼAmico, Musso, Noreña 11! Long mode reabsorbed by coordinate rescaling! Corrections:! Time evolution of ζ is of order k 2! Spatial derivatives will be symmetrized with the short modes, giving k 2! Constraint equations give order k 2 corrections! Final result: in the not-so-squeezed limit we have!

Why do we care?! LSS is a powerful probe of NG: scale-dependent bias! Dalal etal 07! Afshordi, Tolley 08! Local NG induces a correlation between large scale and small scale power.! Modifies the relation among halo and matter perturbations.!

No scale dependent bias! Scale-dependent bias is sensitive to the squeezed limit! Probability of crossing:! Long mode changes the variance! Therefore, on large scales, for local NG,! (Bias on large scales goes to a constant)! A detection of bias going as k -1 would rule out all single field models!

How squeezed is squeezed?! Matarrese and Verde 08! Local template cut at a squeezing ratio α!