Stable violation of the null energy condition and non-standard cosmologies

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Paolo Creminelli (ICTP, Trieste) Stable violation of the null energy condition and non-standard cosmologies hep-th/0606090 with M. Luty, A. Nicolis and L. Senatore

What is the NEC? Energy conditions: Singularity theorems Entropy bounds For every null vector n: If this is the only tenable energy condition E.g. Strong energy condition. For every unit time-like vector: Is violated by a positive c.c.: Cosmologically: It forbids inflation! Strong energy condition:

In a FRW Universe: Cosmological implications of NEC In a spatially flat Universe: NEC says the energy density (and therefore H) decreases while the Universe expands If NEC : No need for a Big Bang. One can even have in the far past: we can start the Universe! Bouncing cosmologies. H must flip from negative to positive: Observation of w < -1 in the present acceleration (present bound w > -1.1) (Einstein frame metric + not a fake super-acceleration)

What is wrong with NEC? Typically a NEC theory suffers from instabilities. E.g. States with negative energy (ghosts) will violate it. Classical instability: E>0 E<0 Gravity Can we make sense of it as an EFT with a cut-off? Vacuum decay: G By dim. analysis: Exp. limit: The cut-off cannot be Lorentz invariant: boost

Rather general argument Dubovsky, Gregoire, Nicolis, Rattazzi, hep-th/0512260 Consider a scalar Lagrangian: Around a background: with: In the regime: Flat space limit: neglect mixing with gravity Neglect higher derivative and potential Linearized background: One always gets either gradient or ghost instabilities, in the Goldstones of broken space-time translations, i.e. sound waves. (assuming no super-luminality)

NEC and modification of gravity Usually mixing with gravity can be neglected if I concentrate on a ~ flat region E.g. Conventional scalar field Mixing: We do not say we modified gravity: mixing is only relevant when space is curved Modification of gravity: non-trivial background with Background at the edge of violating NEC Degenerate dispersion relations (see Pauli-Fierz massive gravity, ghost condensation ) (Healthy) theories of massive gravity are a good starting point for NEC

Ghost condensation Arkani-Hamed, Cheng, Luty, Mukohyama, hep-th/0312099 Scalar with shift symmetry: In an expanding Universe, we expect. Another possibility: Stress energy tensor is the one of c.c. : background without curvature. Edge of NEC. Perturbations around background: No standard spatial kinetic term. Degenerate dispersion relation. I need to consider higher order terms: e.g.

and its deformation Softly break the shift symmetry with a linear potential Slightly change the background solution: For Asymptotically: From the general argument we expect pathologies:

Stability of the system Instabilities are relevant only if their rate is faster than Hubble. Neglecting mixing with gravity: Mixing with gravity gives a second instability. ~ Jeans instability. The two instabilities push in opposite direction: Parametric window only for

A systematic approach EFT around a given FRW background. Focus on the perturbation Goldstone of broken time-translation This mode can be reabsorbed in the metric going to unitary gauge In this gauge, only gravity with time-dependent spatial diff. : The Goldstone can be reintroduced with Stuckelberg trick ADM variables are useful: Most generic action invariant under spatial diff. + reintroduce the Goldstone E.g.

Leading order in derivative Tadpole terms to make the given a(t) a solution: Coefficients can be time dependent: E.g. this is all for a standard scalar field: Fix the coefficients from the background: Reintroducing For NEC we get a ghost! At 0 th derivative level we can only add: Ghost instability fixed, but gradient term is still wrong!

Higher derivative terms Extrinsic curvature: This is the action we had in the deformed ghost condensation example Gradient instability gets smaller and smaller for large Jeans instability gets enhanced by (usually Jeans time ~ H -1 ). Mixing is unrelated to curvature The two instabilities push in opposite direction: Everything is explicit in a full gravitational analysis Parametric window only for

Applications (~ everything is allowed!) Today s acceleration with w < -1. Long wavelength instability? Start the Universe. It approaches flatness in the asymptotic past: Eternally expanding Cyclic Universe. Our present acceleration is the same as primordial inflation! a) w now related to the tilt of the spectrum b) Blue GWs spectrum. Direct evidence of. Bouncing cosmology. As H=0 at the bounce one has to check for instability. Ok for a sufficiently fast bounce. One can build a cyclic/ekpyrotic scenario in which the bounce is under control. (and check that the spectrum of density perturbation is wrong)

Conclusions and questions NEC can be violated without catastrophic instabilities Tension between gradient and Jeans instabilities: Completely new cosmological evolutions are possible Is is possible to avoid the tension? Has the theory a UV completion in field theory? Can string theory violate NEC? Or these theories lie in the swampland?