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From k-essence to generalised Galileons and beyond… George Zahariade Laboratoire APC Paris C. Deffayet, D. Steer, X. Gao, GZ, From k-essence to generalised Galileons, arXiv:1103.3260v1 [hep-th]

Outline Motivation and examples Main result Proof Lorentz invariance Second order EOM Curved space-time Summary and future directions Derivative interactions -> changer motivation, assumption and result, proof: …

Motivation Goal: finding consistent modifications of gravity on large scales (e.g. self-accelerating cosmologies) that satisfy solar system tests (e.g. Vainshtein mechansim) Scalar-Tensor modifications of GR with derivative interactions of the scalar field might do the trick! Higher derivative equations of motion lead to ghosts We need theories with second order equations of motion k-essence Galileon … ?

Example: the Galileon General expression (in flat space-time) Equation of motion of order (exactly) 2 where Nicolis, R. Rattazzi, E. Trincherini The Galileon as a local modification of gravity arXiv:0811.2197v2 [hep-th]

Assumptions and result Flat space-time Most general scalar theory such that its Lagrangian contains derivatives of order 2 or less of the scalar field π its Lagrangian is polynomial in the second derivatives of π the corresponding field equations are of order 2 or lower in derivatives Main result

Lorentz invariance (I) How do we build a Lagrangian obeying conditions i. and ii. ? Lorentz invariant terms involving first and second derivatives of π

Lorentz invariance (II) General Lagrangian where and What about condition iii. ?

Second order EOM (I) Simple example Fourth order derivatives of the field!!! Condition iii. is satisfied only if

Second order EOM (II) Generic term Fourth derivatives cancelled by varying We handle the <> terms in an analogous way

Second order EOM (III) The functions are necessarily related where the are independent of the The Galileon must therefore necessarily be of this form…

Main result Only scalar theories obeying conditions i. – iii. Generalisation of: k-essence Galileon theories kinetically braided scalars …

Curved space-time (I) Minimal covariantization leads to third derivatives of the field and metric in the EOM e.g. Idea: adding counterterms which exactly cancel the “dangerous terms” when varied e.g. No more than second derivatives of the field and metric

Curved space-time (II) Covariantization of the generic term Generic form of the counterterms Covariantized form

Summary and future directions General theory Cosmological perturbations Spherically symmetric solutions Kinetically braided scalars Galileon DGP Valid in curved space-time K-essence

Thank you for your attention Causalite (non resolu), stabilite, non-renormalisation (probleme de couplage a la matiere), phenomenologie (Vainshtein) + completion UV: classicalisation