Cosmology on the Beach 2012 Cancun Iberostar, 16 January Michael S. Turner Kavli Institute for Cosmological Physics The University of Chicago.

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Cosmology on the Beach 2012 Cancun Iberostar, 16 January Michael S. Turner Kavli Institute for Cosmological Physics The University of Chicago

What you learned at mother’s knee Michael S Turner

Expansion = Scaling up Single “Cosmic Scale Factor” R(t) Summarizes Expansion R = 1 today (convention) Geometry is Destiny!

Why and her assumptions Michael S Turner

Mom’s equations (FRW basics) Ω 0 : < 0 = 0 > 0

Michael S Turner Space tells matter how to move Matter tells space how to curve

Michael S Turner Three Epochs Dominated by Different Forms of Energy 1. Rad dominated R ~ t 1/2 thermal bath R < 10 -4, t < 10 4 yrs 2. Matter dominated R ~ t 2/3 struc. forms t ~ 10 4 yrs – yrs 3. Dark Energy R ~ e Ht accelerated expansion t > yrs

Mom’s Universe: matter only Michael S Turner

k > 0  R max & recollapse; k = 0 or < 0 expand forever Matter only

Geometry is Destiny Just like Mom said! Michael S Turner

Generalized Mom all components have w > -1/3, i.e., decrease faster than R -2 Michael S Turner

k > 0  R max & recollapse; k = 0 or < 0 expand forever “Ordinary Matter”

Geometry is Destiny! (if all components have w > -1/3) Michael S Turner

Now add dark energy * e.g., quantum vacuum energy, with w = -1 (Λ) Michael S Turner * Krauss and Turner, GRG 31, 1453 (1999)

Michael S Turner Homework Problem “Matter + DE”

Michael S Turner Answer to the HW problem Re-collapse Expand forever Geometry = Destiny

Duality and the Big Rip * Michael S Turner if w < -1, dark energy density increases with time leading to a future singularity and the disassembly of ALL structures in the Universe *Caldwell et al, PRL 91, (2003)

w < -1 w = -1 w > -1 w = 0 w = 1/3

Re-formulate the problem: x = 1/R, t  -t, & w  w’ Michael S Turner  Big bang, etc

Michael S Turner Dual picture: standard big bang (finite time back to bang, expansion forever)  Our picture: infinite time back to R = 0 and finite time to infinite density & R = ∞ Dual descriptionOur description

From Here to Eternity

Cannot Understand Our Cosmic Destiny Until We Understand What Dark Energy Is! In the Presence of Dark Energy, a Flat Universe Can Expand Forever, Re-collapse, or Even Experience a Big Rip!

All destinies possible Expand forever –ΛCDM –Rolling scalar field + CDM Re-collapse –k > 0 + rolling scalar field –k = 0 + rolling scalar field –Λ Goldilocks (EdS) –k = 0 + rolling scalar field Michael S Turner

Cosmic red out (and quiz) Michael S Turner

Quiz 1.Which model Universe (dS or EdS) has more galaxies within the horizon (assuming same comoving galaxy density)? dS or EdS (class says: 1 for dS, 80 for EdS) 2.Which model Universe (dS or EdS) has more galaxies w/redshift less than O(10)? dS or EdS (class says: 6 for dS & 12 for EdS) Michael S Turner

Answer 1.Which model Universe (dS or EdS) has more galaxies within the horizon (assuming same comoving galaxy density)? de Sitter Michael S Turner

Answer 2. Which model Universe (dS or EdS) has more galaxies w/redshift less than O(10)?: Einstein deSitter Michael S Turner

Footnote to Q1: If one truncates the horizon integral at redshift of 1000 (CMB), because galaxies couldn’t have formed before, then r H = 1000/H 0 and N H (dS)  0 as t  infinity and N H (EdS) is larger. Michael S Turner

The end of cosmology Michael S Turner

Suppose dark energy is quantum vacuum energy In ~200 Billion years (15 e-folds): –N GAL ~ N GAL (today) << 1 –T CMB ~ K No expansion, no CMB  one galaxy (one cluster) + static Universe and no evidence of the big bang (Helium abundance?) – “Cosmic Amnesia” * Michael S Turner * Krauss and Scherrer, GRG 39, 1545 (2007)

Fall of cosmology! In ~200 Billion years (15 e-folds): –N GAL ~ N GAL (today) << 1 –T CMB ~ K No expansion, no CMB  one galaxy (one cluster) + static Universe and no evidence of the big bang (Helium abundance?) – “Cosmic Amnesia” * Michael S Turner * Krauss and Scherrer, GRG 39, 1545 (2007)

Suppose dark energy is quantum vacuum energy In ~200 Billion years (15 e-folds): –N GAL ~ N GAL (today) << 1 –T CMB ~ K No expansion, no CMB  one galaxy (one cluster) + static Universe and no evidence of the big bang (Helium abundance?) – “Cosmic Amnesia” * Michael S Turner * Krauss and Scherrer, GRG 39, 1545 (2007)

Cosmic uncertainty Michael S Turner

How well can we determine our cosmic destiny? * Suppose: Planck measures Ω 0 = 1.1, DE = rolling scalar field (w/ undetected Ω VAC = 0.001) –Conclude that Universe re-collapses, but actually due to an undetectable QVE it will expand forever! Planck measures Ω 0 = 1.00, DE = rolling scalar field (w/undetected Ω VAC = ) –Conclude that Universe expands forever, but actually due to an undetectable small QVE it will re-collapse! Michael S Turner * Krauss and Turner, GRG 31, 1453 (1999)

Destiny question is much richer than your Mom expected! The key to getting at our destiny is understanding dark energy/cosmic acceleration No guarantees (as noted) – but, this appears to be the most promising path forward Michael S Turner

What could we learn? Ω 0 to 1%, discovery that DE = rolling scalar field  end of accelerated expansion New theoretical understanding QVE (and proof that QVE = 0) Surprises: crack in GR, … Michael S Turner

Lessons from this story Humility in face of the vastness of Universe, which is often beyond the reach of our ideas and instruments is a good idea It is remarkable how far we have come with such simple ideas (isotropy, homogeneity, dark matter, inflation, …), cf. galaxy formation and evolution, but don’t be taken in. ("For every complex natural phenomenon there is a simple, elegant, compelling, wrong explanation.” – T. Gold) Be bold but be flexible and humble Michael S Turner