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現実的なインフレーション模型は何か

寺田 隆広

Korean Institute of Advanced Study

Thoughts on realistic inflation models 2016

素粒子物理学の進展 2016, 基礎物理学研究所, 2016/9/6
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DISCLAIMER

  • 主にインフレーションのレビューです。
  • 限られた経験/知識に基づき、偏見に満ちています。
  • 個々の模型では、議論に色々な抜け道があります。
  • 皆様の模型が出なくても怒らないでください。


(コメントは歓迎。)

  • 寄り道して関連した自分の仕事を紹介します。
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Outline

  • 1. Introduction: inflation in a nutshell
  • 2. Universality classes of inflation


Realization by “pole inflation”

  • 3. Initial conditions: Small-field or Large-field?
  • 4. Shift symmetry and its origin


U(1): pNGB or Wilson line
 Weak Gravity Conjecture
 R: scale invariant models

  • 5. Summary & Conclusion
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Introduction:

inflation in a nutshell

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動機・利点

  • 指数関数的膨張によって、一様性問題、平坦性問題、モノポール問題を解決する。
  • インフラトンの量子揺らぎにより、宇宙の大規模構造の「種」をつくる。

宇宙の加速膨張

Rµν − 1 2gµνR = 8πGTµν

T µ ν = diag(−ρ, P, P, P)

Einstein eq.

一様等方宇宙

FLRW universe

Friedmann eq.

ds2 = −dt2 + a(t)2(dx2 + dy2 + dz2)

✓ ˙ a a ◆2 = 8πGρ 3

¨ a a = −4πG 3 (ρ + 3P)

Slow-roll

¨ φ + 3H ˙ φ + V 0 = 0

slow-roll 近似 ✏ = 1 2 ✓V 0 V ◆2 ⌧ 1 |η| =

  • V 00

V

  • ⌧ 1

ρ = 1 2 ˙ φ2 + V

P = 1 2 ˙ φ2 − V

a(t) ' eHt

P ' ρ ' const.

N = Z tend

t

Hdt = Z φ

φend

d √ 2✏

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Minkowski 時空 Black Hole de Sitter 宇宙

加速する観測者 Rindler horizon Event horizon

解析接続された世界 ホワイトホール ブラックホール

Cosmological horizon 観測者

r = 0

r = ∞

r = 0

t = ∞

観測者 Unruh radiation Hawking radiation Gibbons-Hawking radiation

T = a 2π T = κ 2π T = H 2π

inflaton fluctuation

δφ = H 2π

curvature perturbation

ζ = δN = Hδt = H ˙ φ δφ

Power spectra

Pt(k) = At ✓ k k∗ ◆nt Ps(k) = As ✓ k k∗ ◆ns−1

ns − 1 = −6✏ + 2⌘

r ≡ At As = 16✏

6 [Unruh, PRD14 (1976) 870] [Hawking, Commun.Math.Phys. 43 (1975) 199, Erratum: ibid. 46 (1976) 206] [Gibbons, Hawking, PRD15 (1977) 2738]
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Excellent fit by ΛCDM

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Scale invariant

(ns ∼ 1)

Adiabatic Gaussian

(βiso ∼ 0) (fNL ∼ 0) ns = 0.9655 ± 0.0062

βiso(0.002 Mpc−1) < 4.1 × 10−2

(Planck TT+ low P) (for CDM) (Planck TT+ low P)

f local

NL

= 0.8 ± 5.0

[Planck collaboration, 1502.02114, 1502.01592]

ns

r

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Universality classes of inflation

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Analogy to Renormalization Group

dg d ln µ = β(g) dφ d ln a = β(φ)

The Hamilton-Jacobi formalism

φ(t) ↔ t(φ)

“superpotential”

→ This implies:

cf.)

W(φ) ≡ −H Wφ = ˙ φ/2 V = 3W 2 − 2W 2

φ

where

() = −2Wφ W = ˙

  • H = ±

s 3(P + ⇢) ⇢ = ± √ 2✏

→ classified by the behavior near the fixed point (de Sitter).

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Underlying connections?

[McFadden, Skenderis, 0907.5542, 1001.2007]

See also, dS/CFT and FRW/CFT.

[Strominger, hep-th/0106113] [Witten hep-th/0106109] [Larsen et al., hep-th/0202127] [Halyo, hep-th/0203235] [Freivogel et al., hep-th/0606204] [Sekino et al., 0908.3844] 10
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Universality classes of inflation

[Garcia-Bellido et al., 1402.2059] [Mukhanov, 1303.3925] [Roest, 1309.1285] [Binetruy et al., 1407.0820]
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Figures from [Garcia-Bellido, Roest, 1402.2059]

Universality classes of inflation

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Universality classes of inflation

[Garcia-Bellido et al., 1402.2059] [Mukhanov, 1303.3925] [Roest, 1309.1285] [Binetruy et al., 1407.0820]

観測的ステータス

◎ ◯ △ × △ △

Any underlying mechanism for the universality?

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Inflationary Attractor Models

Model space

  • bservables

ns

r

predictions a limit of a parameter

ns

r

“attraction”

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Unity of cosmological attractors

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[Galante, Kallosh, Linde, Roest, 1412.3797]

(√−g)−1L = −1 2Ω(φ)R − 1 2KJ(φ)(∂µφ)2 − VJ(φ)

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Unity of cosmological attractors

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[Galante, Kallosh, Linde, Roest, 1412.3797]

2nd order pole(s) in ! KE Inflation occurs near the pole. Canonical normalization makes the potential flat.

KE(φ) ' 3α/2 (φ φ0)2

(√−g)−1L = −1 2R − 1 2KE(ϕ)(∂µϕ)2 − VE(ϕ)

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Pole inflation

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[Galante, Kallosh, Linde, Roest, 1412.3797]

ns = 1 − p (p − 1)N r = 8 ap ✓ ap (p − 1)N ◆

p p−1

[Broy, Galante, Roest, Westphal, 1507.02277]

√−g −1 L = − ap 2ϕp ∂µϕ∂µϕ − V0

  • 1 − ϕ + O(ϕ2)
  • V =

8 < : V0 ✓ 1 ⇣

p−2 2√ap φ

⌘−

2 p−2 + · · ·

◆ (p 6= 2), V0

  • 1 e−φ/√ap + · · ·
  • (p = 2),
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Change of potential shape

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The original potential

  • 0.8
  • 0.6
  • 0.4
  • 0.2
0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 2 3 4 5 6 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5
  • 1.0
  • 0.5
0.5 1.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

0 < p < 2 p ≥ 2

“hilltop” “inverse-hilltop”

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Inflation with a singular potential

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The original diverging potential

“power-law” “chaotic”

  • 1.0
  • 0.5
0.0 0.5 1.0 10 20 30 40 0.5 1.0 1.5 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 2 3 4 5 6 10 20 30 40 50

p = 2 p > 2

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Inflation with a singular potential

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√−g −1 L = − ap 2ϕp ∂µϕ∂µϕ − C ϕs (1 + O(ϕ)) V = 8 < : C ⇣

p−2 2√ap φ

2s p−2 + · · ·

(p 6= 2), Cesφ/√ap + · · · (p = 2). ns =1 − p + s − 2 (p − 2)N r = 8s (p − 2)N

Potentials for monomial chaotic and power-law inflation

[Rinaldi, L. Vanzo, S. Zerbini, and G. Venturi, 1505.03386] [TT, 1602.07867]

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Summary of general pole inflation

p=1 1<p<2 p=2 2<p 2nd order hilltop generalization of natural inflation hilltop alpha-attractor xi-attractor Starobinsky model Higgs inflation inverse-hilltop run-away run-away power-law inflation (exponential potential) monomial chaotic

singular potential non-singular potential

For more details, see [TT, arXiv:1602.07867].

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Correspondence to universality classes of inflation

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General Pole Inflation As a realization of Universality Classes

Figures from [Garcia-Bellido, Roest, 1402.2059]

w/ log. corr. w/ sing. pot. w/ sing. pot.

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p > 2 p < 2 p = 1 p = 2 p = 2 p = 2 p > 2

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ここまでのまとめ

  • インフレーション模型は Universality class に分類できる。
  • インフラトン作用の極と次数による分類は、


それを実現する具体例となっている。

  • さて、どのクラスが現実的でしょう?
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Initial condition problems: Small-field or Large-field?

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Figures from a review [Brandenberger, 1601.01918]

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How likely the slow-roll is?

Small field Large field

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Inhomogeneous initial conditions

スカラー場の揺らぎがスローロールの領域を越えない限り 非一様性が大きくてもインフレーションが起こる事を示した。

[East, Kleban, Linde, and Senatore, 1511.05143]

hrφ · rφi = 103Λ 結論 small field: チューニングが必要 large field: robust

3+1次元数値計算で

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Universality classes of inflation

[Garcia-Bellido et al., 1402.2059] [Mukhanov, 1303.3925] [Roest, 1309.1285] [Binetruy et al., 1407.0820]

観測的ステータス

◎ ◯ △ × △ △

Any underlying mechanism for the universality? 初期条件

◎ ◎ ◎ ◎ ×

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Shift symmetry and its origin

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Planck-suppressed terms are NOT suppressed enough!

V ∼ m2φ2 + λ3φ3 + λ4φ4 + X

n>4

λ4+nφ4 ✓ φ MP ◆n In particular,

V φ2 M 2

P

η = O(1)

Also a naturalness question: Why ?

m ⌧ MP (or Λ)

See e.g. a good review [Westphal, 1409.5350].

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Shift symmetry

φ → φ + c

with an explicit, soft breaking V (φ) ⌧ 1 Perturbative quantum gravity corrections: Technically natural.

[Kaloper, Lawrence, Sorbo, 1101.0026] [Smolin, PLB 93, 95 (1980)] [Linde, PLB 202 (1988) 194] [’t Hooft, NATO Sci.Ser.B 59 (1980) 135]

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δV ∼ V ✓ a V 00 M 2

P

+ b V M 4

P

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Shift symmetry in SUGRA

SUSY breaking effects

msoft ∼ O(H)

Why ( ) ?

m ⌧ H

η ⌧ 1 V = eK ⇣ K

¯ jiDiW ¯

jW − 3|W|2⌘

+ 1 2fABDADB

SUGRA scalar potential

DiW = Wi + KiW

where .

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shift symmetry

Φ → Φ + c K(Φ, ¯ Φ) = K(i(Φ − ¯ Φ))

[Kawasaki, Yamaguchi, Yanagida, hep-ph/0004243]

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Origin of the shift symmetry?

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U(1) R

Axion Dilaton

pNG boson of U(1) or Wilson line of extra dimensions pNG boson of scale invariance

shift symmetry … non-linearly realized symmetry … any linear realization?

Inverse-hilltop class と chaotic class は、このどちらかに帰着するべき?

[Freese, Frieman, Olinto, PRL 65 (1990) 3233]
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U(1)-sym. inflation in SUGRA

“Helical phase inflation”

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with the stabilizer field without the stabilizer field K = ¯ ΦΦ − Φ2

  • − ζ

4 ¯ ΦΦ − Φ2 4 . W = m (c + Φ)

cf.) with a monodromy

Φ = r √ 2eiθ/

√ 2Φ0

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Extranatural inflation

Inflaton as an extra-dim. component of a gauge field

eiφ/f = ei

H A5dx5

Discrete (gauged) shift symmetry: φ → φ + 2πnf

NOTE: The Wilson line is a non-local effect. Any local effects (including Quantum Gravity) cannot break the gauge symmetry explicitly.

[Arkani-Hamed et al., hep-th/0301218]

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[Kaplan et al., hep-ph/0302014]

V ∼ X

n

cne−nS cos nφ f

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Weak Gravity Conjecture

“Gravity is the weakest force.”

For U(1) gauge theory with gravity, there must exist a particle satisfying

m < qMP

where m and q are the mass and U(1) charge of the particle.

Statement of the conjecture:

Application to a magnetic monopole: The cut-off scale of the effective theory must satisfy

Λ . gMP

where g is the gauge coupling (elementary charge).

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[Arkani-Hamed et al., hep-th/0601001]

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WGC: reason

In limit, infinitely many charged black holes can exist.

The production probability will diverge even if each probability is exponentially suppressed. (same as the argument against black hole remnants)

However, there are objections to the arguments. See a recent review [Chen, Ong, Yeom, 1412.8366]

For the black holes to be able to decay, we need light enough particles.

g → 0

MBH ≥ QBHMP

(Extremal black holes saturate the bound.)

[Susskind, hep-th/9501106]

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It also violates the covariant entropy bound conjecture [Bousso, hep-th/9905177].

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WGC: generalization

T . gMP

For p-form gauge field, p-1-dim object satisfies

where T is the tension, and g is the charge density.

For 0-form (axion),

S . MP f

where S is the instanton action, and f is the decay constant.

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[Arkani-Hamed et al., hep-th/0601001]

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(Extra)Natural inflation のまとめ

  • discrete gauged shift symmetry に基づく魅力的なアイディア
  • WGC により decay constant は厳しく制限される。


(ループホールに注意。)

  • WGC を回避できたとしても、既に Planck 1 σ 領域の外…。

See e.g. [Saraswat, 1608.06951] and references therein.

U(1)

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Scale-invariant models of inflation

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Starobinsky model S = Z d4x√−g ✓R 2 + R2 12M 2 ◆ ∼ Z d4x√−g R2 12M 2 Higgs inflation

S = Z d4x√−g ✓R 2 + ξφ2R − 1 2(∂µφ)2 − λφ4 ◆ ∼ Z d4x√−g

  • ζφ2R − λφ4

gµν → gµνe2σ

√−g → √−ge4σ

R → Re−2σ

φ → φe−σ

From a low-energy EFT point of view, see also [Csáki et al., 1406.5192]. [Starobinsky, PLB 91 (1980) 99] [Bezrukov, Shaposhnikov, 0710.3755]

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Unitarity violation or not

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Provided that UV physics respects the asymptotic scale (shift) symmetry, the form of the Lagrangian is preserved by quantum corrections. Taking into account the field dependence of the cut-off, the tree-level unitarity is preserved throughout the history of the universe.

[Bezrukov, Magnin, Shaposhnikov, Sibiryakov, 1008.5157]

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Scale invariance in Swampland?

Scale invariance はグローバル対称性なので、 量子重力効果で破れると期待される。 Any non-trivial constraints on EFT, like WGC?

Swampland

L a n d s c a p e

[Vafa, hep-th/0509212] [Ooguri, Vafa, hep-th/0605264]

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[Hawking, PRD 14 (1976) 2460]

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Scale-invariant inflation のまとめ

  • 観測と非常によく合っている。
  • Global 対称性なので量子重力補正をコントロールできない。
  • Swampland からの非自明な制限はあるか?


(特に、摂動的ユニタリティーは量子重力的要求と両立するか?)

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R

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Summary & Conclusion

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現実的なインフレーション模型は何か

観測的ステータス

◎ ◯ △ × △ △

初期条件

◎ ◎ ◎ ◎ ×

シフト対称性の起源が不明瞭? WGC を回避できれば現実的 データと合うが、 どう対称性を制御するか。 更なる研究が必要!

45 …人間原理でチューニングしてフラットにする? →何故まだ重力波が見つからない程フラットにできる?
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Part II: Recent progress toward UV (SUGRA) embedding of inflation models

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