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Random (biased) thoughts on Inflation 2
A01 brainstorming meeting
Kavli IPMU
6-7 December, 2018
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Misao Sasaki
C01 究極理論
A02 大規模構造理論
佐々木節 trans-Planckian phys
Open inflation
高橋智* scale dependence non-Gaussianity
山口昌英* quantum GWs 2nd order GWs
横山順一* SUSY inflation
primordial mag fields
須山輝明 small scale fluct’ns non-linear effects
中山和則 particle physics models
reheating
横山修一郎isocurvature fluct’ns mode-mode coupling
B01 CMB観測 A03 ダークエネルギー A01インフレーション
B02+03 宇宙論的構造観測
D01 データ解析
小林努 scalar-tensor theory
modified gravity
inflaton model string landscape/ multiverse
NL evolution numerical sim’s
*分担者
A01班構成 2
Inflation Current Status
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log L
log a(t)
L=H-1
Size of the Observable Universe
Inflationary Universe Hot Bigbang Universe
length scales of the inflationary universe
L=H0-1
1028cm
108cm LIGO band
~ 46 e-folds
targets for multi-frequency GW astronomy
4
Reheating stage
(102~107(?)cm)
Planck constraints on inflation
scalar spectral index: ns ~ 0.96
tensor-to-scalar ratio: r < 0.1 (95%CL)
simplest model excluded
( )
( )
T
S
P kr
P k
3log[ ( )]1
log
Ss
d k P kn
d k
2V
Planck 2015 (2018)XX
2V
5
• scalar spectral index: ns<1 at ~ 5 s
• tensor/scalar ratio: r < 0.1 implies Einflation < 1016 GeV
• simple, canonical models are on verge of extinction
(m22 model excluded at > 2 s)
• R2 (Starobinsky) model seems to fit best. But why?
(large R2 correction but negligible higher order terms)
• fNLlocal <O(1) suggests (effectively) single-field slow-roll
(but non-slow-roll models with fNLlocal =O(1) not excluded)
element of non-canonicality is needed
Current status 6
Beyond (standard model of)
Inflation
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• Non-canonical kinetic term? (cs <1?)
• non-minimal coupling to gravity?
• scalar-tensor with derivative couplings (Hordeski) ?
2
1 1NL ( : sound speed) , equil
s
s s
P c fc c
Planck: cs > 0.024 at 95% CL
2V R ( ) 1TP kr
P k
( )
( ) Planck: > O(10)?
11 , ,, ,s s s Ts Tc cc c
tensor propagation speed
non-existence of
Einstein frame?
non-canonical models
• multi-field models, non-attractor inflation, … definition of
inflation?
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• “Wiggles (dip)” in the power spectrum
• Suppressed large scale fluctuations
signature of a heavy field? Chen ’11, …
step/feature in potential? Leach et al. ’01, ….
non-BD vaccum? Easther et al. ’02,….
featured potential? open inflation? Linde, MS & Tanaka ’99, ….
Anomalies & Features 9
string theory suggests an intriguing picture of the early universe
Maybe we live in one of these vacua…
Cosmic Landscape?
taken from http://ineedfire.deviantart.com/art/Psychedelic-Multiverse-104313536
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Universe jumps around in the landscape by quantum
tunneling
• it can go up to a vacuum with larger rv
• if it tunnels to a vacuum with negative rv ,
it collapses within t ~ MP/|rv|1/2.
• so we may focus on vacua with positive rv: dS vacua
0
rv
Sato, Kodama, MS & Maeda (’81)
de Sitter (dS) space ~ thermal state with T =H/2p
expansion rate
11
Universe inside nucleated bubble = spatially open universe
Observational data indicate 1-W0 = WK,0 ~< 10-2 : almost flat
2
2
2 2
1
3 P
aH
a M a
r
Friedmann eq.
K2 2 2 2
11
3 PM H a H
r W W
negative spatial
curvature
density parameter
(“0” stands for current value)
Open Inflation in Cosmic Landscape 12
What if this is the case?
two possibilities
1. inflation after tunneling was short enough (N~60)
2 3
,0 01 10 ~10K
W W
,0 01 1KW W
2. inflation after tunneling was long enough (N>>60)
signatures from bubble collisions
“open universe”
“flat universe”
signatures in large angle CMB anisotropies?
Kanno, MS & Tanaka (‘13), White, Zhang & MS (’14), …
Sugimura, Yamauchi & MS (‘12), …
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scalar suppression on large scales Linde, MS & Tanaka (1999)
White, Zhang & MS (2014)
scalar
tensor
(no suppression)
curvature
radius H0
-1 if WK ≈ 0.01
scalar suppression begins at smaller scale
break scale
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supercurvature (SC) mode? 15
• if the amplitude of SC mode is large, could it mimic a closed universe?
32 8
6 3
( )
( ) ((
))R x G
H x xp
r
• separate universe (lowest order gradient expansion)
3 3
2
1
6 6
( ) ( )( ) ( )R x R x
a
3
2
2
6
2 4
3
( )( )( )SCpR xx
a
2
30 4
2 4SC mode may dominate if | ( )| ~ .~
( )
SC xp
2 3 21 0 1 0discrete mode with ( ): ( ) ( )p p Y x
2 23 4 10fluctuation i |f ~ ( )| ~SC xs
• Observational signatures/tests?
22 2 2 2
2possi with ble inf
inf
SC FVBD FV
HO H H
H
MS & Tanaka, 1996
Planck XVII • Slightly above 1-s
deviation from zero
• What if this is primordial?
may be due to TSS coupling in a massive tensor theory Domenech, Hiramatsu, Lin, MS, Shiraishi, Wang ‘16
500 2000
Scale-dependent non-Gaussianity? 16
PBHs and GWs at 2nd order perturbation
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Saito & Yokoyama,arXiv:0912.5317
(ΩPBHℎ2, 𝑀PBH) = (10−5, 100𝑀⊙)
𝒫𝐺𝑊(𝑘) ∼ 𝒫𝑆(𝑘)2
(ΩPBHℎ2, 𝑀PBH) = (10−1,1020 g)
𝒫𝑆(𝑘) ≳ 10−2.5 for PBH formation
≳ 10−5 >>10-10
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Non-Gaussianity Effect?
ℛ(𝑥) = ℛ𝑔(𝑥)
RG Cai, S Pi & MS, arXiv:1810.11000
PBH constraints:
If PBHs=CDM LISA must detect
induced GWs!
𝑀PBH = 1022g
+𝐹NL ℛ𝑔2(𝑥) − ⟨ℛ𝑔
2(𝑥)⟩
Future (current?) issues
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cosmological scales
# e-folds (~ 1/T)
Lcom
H0-1=10 Gpc
102 Mpc
108 cm
10-4 eV 1 eV 109 GeV 1015 GeV
102 cm
M
1024
1018
1015 g
M
M
L
model dep
inflation damped osc (matter-dom)
rad-dom matter-dom dark energy
Hinf-1
1015 GeV
(assuming Treheat>109GeV)
N ~ 50-60
beyond inflation?
very large scales
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cosmological scales
# e-folds (~ 1/T)
Lcom
H0-1=10 Gpc
102 Mpc
108 cm
10-4 eV 1 eV 109 GeV 1015 GeV
102 cm
M
1024
1018
106
1015 g
M
M
M
L
model dep
inflation damped osc (matter-dom)
rad-dom matter-dom dark energy
Hinf-1
1015 GeV
(assuming Treheat>109GeV)
102 pc
intermediate scales
1 MeV
N ~ 35-50
behind inflation?
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1 GeV
cosmological scales
# e-folds (~ 1/T)
Lcom
H0-1=10 Gpc
102 Mpc
0.1 pc
108 cm
10-4 eV 1 eV 109 GeV 1015 GeV
102 cm
M
1024
1018
106
1
1015 g
M
M
M
M
L
inflation damped osc (matter-dom)
rad-dom matter-dom dark energy
Hinf-1
1015 GeV
(assuming Treheat>109GeV)
102 pc
1 MeV
small scales
model dep
N ~ 10-30 particle physics?
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• initial condition for inflation, multiverse?
• successful reheating?
• non-linear effects, non-zero field space curvature?
• inflationary models for PBHs? non-Gaussianities?
• massive gravity?
• swampland?……
• definition of inflation? (conformal trans can give any expansion law)
2 2 2
2 2 2 2( )
( )( ) ( ) ( ) ( ),ds t ds
ds dt a t dx
dt t dt a t t a t
W W W
Domenech & MS ‘15
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