Guido D Amico Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics New York University. Unwinding Inflation

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Guido D Amico Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics New York University Unwinding Inflation New Lights in Cosmology from the CMB ICTP Trieste, Summer 2013 with Roberto Gobbetti, Matthew Kleban, Marjorie Schillo 1211.3416 (short),1211.4589 (long)

What our model is Take: Boom and bust inflation Monodromy inflation Chain inflation m² φ² DBI inflation Old inflation Cascade inflation Trapped inflation in no particular order. Shake, do not stir... Our model is ready!

False vacuum eternal inflation Guth s original idea: universe trapped in a metastable minimum Inflation is eternal and a powerful attractor: some regions of the universe always inflate How to end inflation (graceful exit)? First order phase transition, but very difficult to percolate Other problems: a bubble contains an open FRW universe... and where is the matter?

Slow-roll (new) inflation A better model: a very flat scalar potential (approximate shift symmetry) The scalar slowly rolls and does the job: inflates the universe, and at the end it gets converted into radiation All models constructed are basically EFTs, with some degree of fine-tuning and not simple to embed into a UV-complete theory

Can we do better? Suppose we want to realize inflation in string theory Generic ingredients are Extra (compact) dimensions Extended objects (D-branes), which couple to Higher-form fields In inflation we basically want to slowly decrease vacuum energy. In d dimensions, a d-form electric flux (d antisymmetric indices) is vacuum energy!

1+1-d: Schwinger model Electric field in 1+1-d is Fµν = E εµν Compactify the space to S1. We can have a field flux that wraps the circle Varying the size of the circle does not modify the field or its energy density: vacuum energy Λ E² QM can discharge the field by the spontaneous nucleation of charge pairs! E=Ne

The story of a pair A quantum nucleation event happens: the field is discharged by e between the e+ e pair that appears Classically, the field accelerates the charges in opposite directions, until they meet on the opposite side of the circle Typically, they pass through each other and continue to accelerate - E=(N-1) e + E=(N-1) e E=(N-1) e - + + - E=N e E=N e E=(N-2) e

Inflating with a rubber band Very simple analogy: think of flux lines as a stretched rubber band, wound around the compact dimension(s) At a certain point, somebody creates a hole in the band: the rubber band begins to unwind! To some observer not sensitive to the compact dimension(s), this is just a decrease in potential energy

Let s (really) make inflation Basic setup: spacetime of the form ds4 M. Hubble constant is determined by the amount of flux. Configuration unstable to (QM) nucleation of a brane bubble The bubble expands in the ds directions and collides with itself in the compact directions, discharging the flux one unit at a time The cascade ends when the brane annihilates reheating

Flux cascade in more dim s

Animated evolution

How it works The bubble contains a homogeneous and isotropic slightly open FRW universe. Expansion in ds directions inflates away the curvature! A crucial point: collisions happen at instants of FRW time, which preserve the full SO(1,3) symmetry of open FRW This is an exit from the FVEI, which produces a homogeneous and flat universe How rare bubble nucleations are is irrelevant, because the cascade is classical and doesn t stop once it starts Reheating occurs naturally near zero flux, when the brane slows down and can self-annihilate (by tachyon condensation)

Effective action 4d effective inflaton is the brane separation. Effective 4d action for simplest model: S 4 = Z d 3 dt sinh 3 t apple 2 q 1 ż 2 0 + V (z 0) 15 V 10 5 1 2 3 4 5 6-5 V

Fluctuations The brane separation in the compact dimensions z(x) is a 4d light scalar field, which determines when reheating happens. There are two sources of perturbations in z: de Sitter quantum fluctuations, as in ordinary inflation Brane self-collisions produce open strings, and variations in the density of these cause perturbations in z Power spectrum: 2 R = H4 8 2 ż 2 0 Tilt: n s 1 2 N e 0.03 Tensors: 2 h = 2H2 2 M 2 Pl Tensor-to-scalar ratio potentially observable r 1 Q 10 2

Where are we?

What about non-gaussianity? Main source of NG is the DBI kinetic term. This gives ~equilateral shape and we expect fnl ~ 1/cs² ~ γ² Given Planck s results, cs > 0.07, we need γ < 14 Difficult to analyze NG due to fluctuations in string density. If they are important, we can expect a folded shape, as in models with particle production (due to negative frequency modes) In general, except for the codimension-1 case, we expect additional light scalars bi which describe the position if the branes in transverse dimensions. They determine the reheating moment, which could translate into local NG. However, not if the inflationary trajectory has <bi> = 0 at reheating

Conclusions and future work Inflation is the best model we have for the early universe dynamics, and FVEI a generic prediction of String Theory Unwinding inflation is a model which naturally realizes slow-roll type inflation, starting from a FVEI landscape If you want, a graceful entry scenario! At the EFT level, it encompasses different effective models present in the literature (DBI, dissipative, oscillating), but with no fine-tuning of parameters Need to build a detailed model in the context of string theory

Thank you!