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Workshop on Off-the-Beaten-Track Dark Matter and Astrophysical Probes of Fundamental Physics Imperfect Dark Matter Alexander Vikman 17.04.15 Friday, April 17, 15 This talk is mostly based on e-Print: arXiv: 1403.3961 , JCAP 1406 (2014) 017 with


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Imperfect Dark Matter

Alexander Vikman

17.04.15

Workshop on Off-the-Beaten-Track Dark Matter and Astrophysical Probes of Fundamental Physics

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This talk is mostly based on

e-Print: arXiv: 1403.3961, JCAP 1406 (2014) 017 with A. H. Chamseddine and V. Mukhanov and e-Print: arXiv: 1412.7136 with L. Mirzagholi

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5%

SM

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DM

27%

5%

SM

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DM

27%

DE

5%

SM

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DM

27%

DE

Inflation 5%

SM

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DM

27%

DE

Inflation

no vorticity

  • n large scales

5%

SM

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DM

27%

DE

Inflation

no vorticity

  • n large scales

uµ ∝ ∂µϕ

5%

SM

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uµ = ∂µϕ/m

normalized velocity

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uµ = ∂µϕ/m

normalized velocity

maµ =?λ

µ rλm Newton law

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uµ = ∂µϕ/m

normalized velocity

maµ =?λ

µ rλm Newton law

⊥µν= gµν − uµuν

with projector

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the dynamical part of dark sector moves along timelike geodesics

m = m (ϕ)

uµ = ∂µϕ/m

normalized velocity

maµ =?λ

µ rλm Newton law

⊥µν= gµν − uµuν

with projector

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ϕ → φ

dφ = dϕ/m (ϕ)

uµ = ∂µφ

the dynamical part of dark sector moves along timelike geodesics

m = m (ϕ)

uµ = ∂µϕ/m

normalized velocity

maµ =?λ

µ rλm Newton law

⊥µν= gµν − uµuν

with projector

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ϕ → φ

dφ = dϕ/m (ϕ)

uµ = ∂µφ

the dynamical part of dark sector moves along timelike geodesics

m = m (ϕ)

gµν ∂µφ ∂νφ = 1

Constraint or the Hamilton-Jacobi equation

uµ = ∂µϕ/m

normalized velocity

maµ =?λ

µ rλm Newton law

⊥µν= gµν − uµuν

with projector

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How to implement this constraint?

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Mimetic Matter

Chamseddine, Mukhanov (2013)

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Mimetic Matter

Chamseddine, Mukhanov (2013)

One can encode the conformal / scalar part of the physical metric in a scalar field :

gµν

φ

gµν (˜ g, φ) = ˜ gµν ˜ gαβ ∂αφ ∂βφ

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Mimetic Matter

Chamseddine, Mukhanov (2013)

auxiliary metric

One can encode the conformal / scalar part of the physical metric in a scalar field :

gµν

φ

gµν (˜ g, φ) = ˜ gµν ˜ gαβ ∂αφ ∂βφ

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Mimetic Matter

Chamseddine, Mukhanov (2013)

auxiliary metric

One can encode the conformal / scalar part of the physical metric in a scalar field :

gµν

φ

gµν (˜ g, φ) = ˜ gµν ˜ gαβ ∂αφ ∂βφ

S [˜ gµν, φ, Φm] = Z d4x √−g ✓ −1 2R (g) + L (g, Φm) ◆

gµν=gµν(˜ g,φ)

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Mimetic Matter

Chamseddine, Mukhanov (2013)

auxiliary metric

The theory becomes invariant with respect to Weyl transformations:

˜ gµν → Ω2 (x) ˜ gµν

One can encode the conformal / scalar part of the physical metric in a scalar field :

gµν

φ

gµν (˜ g, φ) = ˜ gµν ˜ gαβ ∂αφ ∂βφ

S [˜ gµν, φ, Φm] = Z d4x √−g ✓ −1 2R (g) + L (g, Φm) ◆

gµν=gµν(˜ g,φ)

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Mimetic Matter

Chamseddine, Mukhanov (2013)

auxiliary metric

The theory becomes invariant with respect to Weyl transformations:

˜ gµν → Ω2 (x) ˜ gµν

The scalar field obeys a constraint (Hamilton-Jacobi equation):

gµν ∂µφ ∂νφ = 1

One can encode the conformal / scalar part of the physical metric in a scalar field :

gµν

φ

gµν (˜ g, φ) = ˜ gµν ˜ gαβ ∂αφ ∂βφ

S [˜ gµν, φ, Φm] = Z d4x √−g ✓ −1 2R (g) + L (g, Φm) ◆

gµν=gµν(˜ g,φ)

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S [˜ gµν, φ, Φm] = Z d4x √−g ✓ −1 2R (g) + L (g, Φm) ◆

gµν=gµν(˜ g,φ)

with

gµν (˜ g, φ) = ˜ gµν ˜ gαβ ∂αφ ∂βφ

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S [˜ gµν, φ, Φm] = Z d4x √−g ✓ −1 2R (g) + L (g, Φm) ◆

gµν=gµν(˜ g,φ)

with

gµν (˜ g, φ) = ˜ gµν ˜ gαβ ∂αφ ∂βφ

is not in the Horndeski (1974) construction of the most general scalar-tensor theory with second order equations of motion

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S [˜ gµν, φ, Φm] = Z d4x √−g ✓ −1 2R (g) + L (g, Φm) ◆

gµν=gµν(˜ g,φ)

with

gµν (˜ g, φ) = ˜ gµν ˜ gαβ ∂αφ ∂βφ

is not in the Horndeski (1974) construction of the most general scalar-tensor theory with second order equations of motion

But it is still a system with one degree of freedom + standard two polarizations for the graviton!

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Dissformal Transformation

Nathalie Deruelle and Josephine Rua (2014)

One obtains the same dynamics (the same Einstein equations), if instead of varying the Einstein-Hilbert action with respect to the metric

gµν = F (Ψ, w) `µν + H (Ψ, w) @µΨ@νΨ

gµν

w = `µν@µΨ@νΨ `µν, Ψ

  • ne plugs in a dissformal transformation

and varies with respect to

w2F ∂ ∂w ✓ H + F w ◆ 6= 0

with and

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Dissformal Transformation

Nathalie Deruelle and Josephine Rua (2014)

One obtains the same dynamics (the same Einstein equations), if instead of varying the Einstein-Hilbert action with respect to the metric

gµν = F (Ψ, w) `µν + H (Ψ, w) @µΨ@νΨ

gµν

w = `µν@µΨ@νΨ `µν, Ψ

  • ne plugs in a dissformal transformation

and varies with respect to

w2F ∂ ∂w ✓ H + F w ◆ 6= 0

with and

Mimetic gravity is an exception! And it does provide new dynamics!

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Mimetic Dark Matter

Chamseddine, Mukhanov; Golovnev; Barvinsky (2013) Lim, Sawicki, Vikman; (2010)

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Mimetic Dark Matter

Chamseddine, Mukhanov; Golovnev; Barvinsky (2013) Lim, Sawicki, Vikman; (2010)

Weyl-invariance allows one to fix

gµν = ˜ gµν

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Mimetic Dark Matter

Chamseddine, Mukhanov; Golovnev; Barvinsky (2013) Lim, Sawicki, Vikman; (2010)

Weyl-invariance allows one to fix

gµν = ˜ gµν

  • ne implements constraint through

λ (gµν∂µφ∂νφ − 1)

S [gµν, φ, λ, Φm] = Z d4x√−g ✓ −1 2R (g) + L (g, Φm) + λ (gµν∂µφ∂νφ − 1) ◆

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Mimetic Dark Matter

Chamseddine, Mukhanov; Golovnev; Barvinsky (2013) Lim, Sawicki, Vikman; (2010)

Weyl-invariance allows one to fix

gµν = ˜ gµν

  • ne implements constraint through

λ (gµν∂µφ∂νφ − 1)

S [gµν, φ, λ, Φm] = Z d4x√−g ✓ −1 2R (g) + L (g, Φm) + λ (gµν∂µφ∂νφ − 1) ◆

The system is equivalent to standard GR + irrotational dust, moving along timelike geodesics with the velocity and energy density

uµ = ∂µφ

ρ = 2λ

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Mimetic Dark Matter

Chamseddine, Mukhanov; Golovnev; Barvinsky (2013) Lim, Sawicki, Vikman; (2010)

Dark Matter

Weyl-invariance allows one to fix

gµν = ˜ gµν

  • ne implements constraint through

λ (gµν∂µφ∂νφ − 1)

S [gµν, φ, λ, Φm] = Z d4x√−g ✓ −1 2R (g) + L (g, Φm) + λ (gµν∂µφ∂νφ − 1) ◆

The system is equivalent to standard GR + irrotational dust, moving along timelike geodesics with the velocity and energy density

uµ = ∂µφ

ρ = 2λ

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Mimicking any cosmological evolution, But always with zero sound speed

Lim, Sawicki, Vikman; (2010) Chamseddine, Mukhanov, Vikman (2014)

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Mimicking any cosmological evolution, But always with zero sound speed

Lim, Sawicki, Vikman; (2010) Chamseddine, Mukhanov, Vikman (2014)

Just add a potential !

V (φ)

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Mimicking any cosmological evolution, But always with zero sound speed

Lim, Sawicki, Vikman; (2010) Chamseddine, Mukhanov, Vikman (2014)

Just add a potential !

V (φ)

gµν ∂µφ ∂νφ = 1

Convenient to take as time

φ

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Mimicking any cosmological evolution, But always with zero sound speed

Lim, Sawicki, Vikman; (2010) Chamseddine, Mukhanov, Vikman (2014)

Just add a potential !

V (φ)

gµν ∂µφ ∂νφ = 1

Convenient to take as time

φ

Adding a potential = adding a function of time in the equation

2 ˙ H + 3H2 = V (t)

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Mimicking any cosmological evolution, But always with zero sound speed

Lim, Sawicki, Vikman; (2010) Chamseddine, Mukhanov, Vikman (2014)

Just add a potential !

V (φ)

gµν ∂µφ ∂νφ = 1

Convenient to take as time

φ

Enough freedom to obtain any cosmological evolution! Adding a potential = adding a function of time in the equation

2 ˙ H + 3H2 = V (t)

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Mimicking any cosmological evolution, But always with zero sound speed

Lim, Sawicki, Vikman; (2010) Chamseddine, Mukhanov, Vikman (2014)

Just add a potential !

V (φ)

gµν ∂µφ ∂νφ = 1

Convenient to take as time

φ

V (φ) = 1 3 m4φ2 eφ + 1

In particular gives the same cosmological inflation as potential in the standard case

1 2m2φ2

Enough freedom to obtain any cosmological evolution! Adding a potential = adding a function of time in the equation

2 ˙ H + 3H2 = V (t)

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Perturbations I

Even with potential, the energy still moves along the timelike geodesics

Lim, Sawicki, Vikman; (2010) Chamseddine, Mukhanov, Vikman (2014)

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Perturbations I

Even with potential, the energy still moves along the timelike geodesics

cS = 0

Lim, Sawicki, Vikman; (2010) Chamseddine, Mukhanov, Vikman (2014)

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Perturbations I

Even with potential, the energy still moves along the timelike geodesics

cS = 0

Lim, Sawicki, Vikman; (2010) Chamseddine, Mukhanov, Vikman (2014)

Φ = C1 (x) ✓ 1 − H a Z adt ◆ + H a C2 (x)

Here on all scales but in the usual cosmology it is an approximation for superhorizon scales Newtonian potential:

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Next term in the gradient expansion

Chamseddine, Mukhanov, Vikman (2014)

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Next term in the gradient expansion

Chamseddine, Mukhanov, Vikman (2014)

“unique” quadratic term

γ (⇤φ)2

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Next term in the gradient expansion

Chamseddine, Mukhanov, Vikman (2014)

rµrνφrµrνφ Z d4x √−g φ;µ;νφ;µ;ν = Z d4x √−g ⇣ (⇤φ)2 − Rµνφ;µφ;ν ⌘

is not that useful:

“unique” quadratic term

γ (⇤φ)2

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Next term in the gradient expansion

Chamseddine, Mukhanov, Vikman (2014)

rµrνφrµrνφ Z d4x √−g φ;µ;νφ;µ;ν = Z d4x √−g ⇣ (⇤φ)2 − Rµνφ;µφ;ν ⌘

is not that useful:

“unique” quadratic term

γ (⇤φ)2

θ = ⇤φ = rµuµ

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The scalar field still obeys a constraint (Hamilton-Jacobi equation)

gµν ∂µφ ∂νφ = 1

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The scalar field still obeys a constraint (Hamilton-Jacobi equation)

gµν ∂µφ ∂νφ = 1

Higher time derivatives can be eliminated just by the differentiation of this Hamilton-Jacobi equation

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The scalar field still obeys a constraint (Hamilton-Jacobi equation)

gµν ∂µφ ∂νφ = 1

Higher time derivatives can be eliminated just by the differentiation of this Hamilton-Jacobi equation There are only minor changes (rescaling) in the background evolution equations e.g.

2 ˙ H + 3H2 = 2 2 − 3γ V (t)

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Perturbations II

Chamseddine, Mukhanov, Vikman (2014)

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Perturbations II

Chamseddine, Mukhanov, Vikman (2014)

δ ¨ φ + Hδ ˙ φ − c2

s

a2 ∆δφ + ˙ H δφ = 0

c2

s =

γ 2 − 3γ

with the sound speed

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Perturbations II

Chamseddine, Mukhanov, Vikman (2014)

δ ¨ φ + Hδ ˙ φ − c2

s

a2 ∆δφ + ˙ H δφ = 0

c2

s =

γ 2 − 3γ

with the sound speed

Φ = δ ˙ φ

Newtonian potential:

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Perturbations II

Chamseddine, Mukhanov, Vikman (2014)

δ ¨ φ + Hδ ˙ φ − c2

s

a2 ∆δφ + ˙ H δφ = 0

c2

s =

γ 2 − 3γ

with the sound speed

Φ = δ ˙ φ

Newtonian potential:

Ramazanov,Capela (2014)

cS ∼ 10−5

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Imperfect Dark Matter

Mirzagholi, Vikman (2014)

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Imperfect Dark Matter

Mirzagholi, Vikman (2014)

Tµν = εuµuν − p ⊥µν +qµuν + qνuµ

(no potential)

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Imperfect Dark Matter

Mirzagholi, Vikman (2014)

⊥µν= gµν − uµuν θ = rµuµ

expansion

Tµν = εuµuν − p ⊥µν +qµuν + qνuµ

(no potential)

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Imperfect Dark Matter

Mirzagholi, Vikman (2014)

⊥µν= gµν − uµuν θ = rµuµ

expansion energy flow

qµ = γ?λ

µrλθ

Tµν = εuµuν − p ⊥µν +qµuν + qνuµ

(no potential)

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Imperfect Dark Matter

Mirzagholi, Vikman (2014)

⊥µν= gµν − uµuν θ = rµuµ

expansion energy flow

qµ = γ?λ

µrλθ

energy density

ε = 2λ − γ ✓ ˙ θ − 1 2θ2 ◆

Tµν = εuµuν − p ⊥µν +qµuν + qνuµ

(no potential)

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Imperfect Dark Matter

Mirzagholi, Vikman (2014)

⊥µν= gµν − uµuν θ = rµuµ

expansion energy flow

qµ = γ?λ

µrλθ

energy density

ε = 2λ − γ ✓ ˙ θ − 1 2θ2 ◆

Tµν = εuµuν − p ⊥µν +qµuν + qνuµ

(no potential) pressure

p = −γ ✓ ˙ θ + 1 2θ2 ◆

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CHARGE CONSERVATION

Mirzagholi, Vikman (2014)

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CHARGE CONSERVATION

Mirzagholi, Vikman (2014)

no potential

φ → φ + c

symmetry

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CHARGE CONSERVATION

Mirzagholi, Vikman (2014)

no potential

φ → φ + c

symmetry

rµJµ = 0

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CHARGE CONSERVATION

Mirzagholi, Vikman (2014)

no potential

φ → φ + c

symmetry

rµJµ = 0

Noether current:

Jµ = nuµ + qµ

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CHARGE CONSERVATION

Mirzagholi, Vikman (2014)

no potential

φ → φ + c

symmetry

rµJµ = 0

Noether current:

Jµ = nuµ + qµ

charge density

n = 2λ − γ ˙ θ

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CHARGE CONSERVATION

Mirzagholi, Vikman (2014)

no potential

φ → φ + c

symmetry

rµJµ = 0

Noether current:

Jµ = nuµ + qµ

charge density

n = 2λ − γ ˙ θ

n ∝ a−3

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Vorticity for a single scalar dof DM?

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Vorticity for a single scalar dof DM?

Ωµ

E = 1

2"αβγµVγ?λ

αVβ;λ '

  • 42 "αβγµ~

rα ~ rβ✓ uγ

in the frame moving with the charges (Eckart frame)

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Vorticity for a single scalar dof DM?

Ωµ

E = 1

2"αβγµVγ?λ

αVβ;λ '

  • 42 "αβγµ~

rα ~ rβ✓ uγ

in the frame moving with the charges (Eckart frame) in the gradient expansion (without gravity)

Tµν ' (ε + p) UµUν pgµν + O

  • γ2

p ' c2

Sε + O

  • γ2

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Raychaudhuri at work!

˙ θ = −1 3θ2 − σ2 − Rµνuµuν

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Raychaudhuri at work!

˙ θ = −1 3θ2 − σ2 − Rµνuµuν

ε = 2 2 − 3γ n + 3c2

S ρext

p = 3c2

SPext

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Raychaudhuri at work!

˙ θ = −1 3θ2 − σ2 − Rµνuµuν

ε = 2 2 − 3γ n + 3c2

S ρext

p = 3c2

SPext

n ∝ a−3

DM

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Raychaudhuri at work!

˙ θ = −1 3θ2 − σ2 − Rµνuµuν

ε = 2 2 − 3γ n + 3c2

S ρext

p = 3c2

SPext

n ∝ a−3

DM

Geff = GN

  • 1 + 3c2

S

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Mimetic construction and inflation shift-symmetry breaking needed for DM

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Mimetic construction and inflation shift-symmetry breaking needed for DM

γ (φ)

rµJµ = 1 2γ0 (ϕ) θ2

:

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Mimetic construction and inflation shift-symmetry breaking needed for DM

easy to generate charge during radiation domination époque :

na3 = 9 2 Z t

(tcr∆t)

dt0 a3 ˙ γH2 ' 3 2a3ρrad (tcr) ∆γ

γ (φ)

rµJµ = 1 2γ0 (ϕ) θ2

:

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Mimetic construction and inflation shift-symmetry breaking needed for DM

easy to generate charge during radiation domination époque :

na3 = 9 2 Z t

(tcr∆t)

dt0 a3 ˙ γH2 ' 3 2a3ρrad (tcr) ∆γ

γ (φ)

rµJµ = 1 2γ0 (ϕ) θ2

:

∆γ = 2 3 ✓ acr aeq ◆ ' 2 3 zeq zcr Tcr ' Teq ∆γ ' eV ∆γ

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Mimetic construction and inflation shift-symmetry breaking needed for DM

easy to generate charge during radiation domination époque :

na3 = 9 2 Z t

(tcr∆t)

dt0 a3 ˙ γH2 ' 3 2a3ρrad (tcr) ∆γ

γ (φ)

rµJµ = 1 2γ0 (ϕ) θ2

:

∆γ = 2 3 ✓ acr aeq ◆ ' 2 3 zeq zcr Tcr ' Teq ∆γ ' eV ∆γ

δGN bounds are mild:

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Mimetic construction and inflation shift-symmetry breaking needed for DM

easy to generate charge during radiation domination époque :

na3 = 9 2 Z t

(tcr∆t)

dt0 a3 ˙ γH2 ' 3 2a3ρrad (tcr) ∆γ

γ (φ)

rµJµ = 1 2γ0 (ϕ) θ2

:

∆γ = 2 3 ✓ acr aeq ◆ ' 2 3 zeq zcr Tcr ' Teq ∆γ ' eV ∆γ c2

S

  • BBN . 0.02

Rappaport, Schwab, Burles, Steigman (2007)

δGN bounds are mild:

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Mimetic construction and inflation shift-symmetry breaking needed for DM

easy to generate charge during radiation domination époque :

na3 = 9 2 Z t

(tcr∆t)

dt0 a3 ˙ γH2 ' 3 2a3ρrad (tcr) ∆γ

γ (φ)

rµJµ = 1 2γ0 (ϕ) θ2

:

∆γ = 2 3 ✓ acr aeq ◆ ' 2 3 zeq zcr Tcr ' Teq ∆γ ' eV ∆γ 3

  • c2

S

  • matter − c2

S

  • radiation
  • . 0.066 ± 0.039

Narimani, Scott, Afshordi(2014)

c2

S

  • BBN . 0.02

Rappaport, Schwab, Burles, Steigman (2007)

δGN bounds are mild:

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Conclusions

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New large class of Weyl-invariant scalar-tensor theories beyond (but not in contradiction with) Horndeski

Conclusions

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New large class of Weyl-invariant scalar-tensor theories beyond (but not in contradiction with) Horndeski Can unite part of DM with DE, strongly decouples equation of state from the sound speed

Conclusions

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New large class of Weyl-invariant scalar-tensor theories beyond (but not in contradiction with) Horndeski Can unite part of DM with DE, strongly decouples equation of state from the sound speed Imperfect DM, with a small sound speed, transport of energy, vorticity and a perfect tracking of the external

  • energy. Essentially only one free parameter for the late

Universe.

Conclusions

Friday, April 17, 15

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Tanks a lot for atention! New large class of Weyl-invariant scalar-tensor theories beyond (but not in contradiction with) Horndeski Can unite part of DM with DE, strongly decouples equation of state from the sound speed Imperfect DM, with a small sound speed, transport of energy, vorticity and a perfect tracking of the external

  • energy. Essentially only one free parameter for the late

Universe.

Conclusions

Friday, April 17, 15