String Very Early Universe + 25 C.P. Burgess with N. Barnaby, J.Blanco-Pillado, J.Cline, K. das Gupta, C.Escoda, H. Firouzjahi, M.Gomez-Reino,

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String Very Early Universe + 25 C.P. Burgess with N. Barnaby, J.Blanco-Pillado, J.Cline, K. das Gupta, C.Escoda, H. Firouzjahi, M.Gomez-Reino, R.Kallosh, A.Linde,and F.Quevedo

VEU + 25 Outline String inflation Why build models only a mother could love? Emerging features Mechanisms and naturalness issues Multiple scalars and robustness Mind-broadening: cosmic strings; reheating; … Open issues Scales; control of approximations; …

VEU + 25 Outline String inflation Why build models only a mother could love? Emerging features Mechanisms and naturalness issues Multiple scalars and robustness Mind-broadening: cosmic strings; reheating; … Open issues Scales; control of approximations; …

VEU + 25 Outline String inflation Why build models only a mother could love? Emerging features Mechanisms and naturalness issues Multiple scalars and robustness Mind-broadening: cosmic strings; reheating; … Open issues Scales; control of approximations; …

VEU + 25 String Inflation What might one hope to learn? about strings about inflation Why is it hard?

VEU + 25 String Inflation What might one hope to learn? about strings about inflation Why is it hard?

VEU + 25 String Inflation What might one hope to learn? about strings about inflation Why is it hard? Difficult to identify where we live within the string landscape. Seek ‘modules’ encoding low-energy features: standard model; dark energy; inflation; …

VEU + 25 String Inflation What might one hope to learn? about strings about inflation Why is it hard?

VEU + 25 String Inflation What might one hope to learn? about strings about inflation Why is it hard? Inflation is under ever closer scrutiny due to the recent wealth of cosmological data. What are these measurements telling us?

VEU + 25 String Inflation What might one hope to learn? about strings about inflation Why is it hard? Inflation is under ever closer scrutiny due to the recent wealth of cosmological data. What are these measurements telling us? Batfit courtesy of Stephane Coutu

VEU + 25 String Inflation What might one hope to learn? about strings about inflation Why is it hard? What we’d like string theory to tell us about inflation: How generic is it in the landscape? Initial conditions, flat potentials, …

VEU + 25 String Inflation What might one hope to learn? about strings about inflation Why is it hard? What we’d like string theory to tell us about inflation: How generic is it in the landscape? Initial conditions, flat potentials, … How does reheating work? Does SM couple strongly enough to inflaton? Do other channels couple even more strongly?

VEU + 25 String Inflation What might one hope to learn? about strings about inflation Why is it hard? What we’d like string theory to tell us about inflation: How generic is it in the landscape? Initial conditions, flat potentials, … How does reheating work? Does SM couple strongly enough to inflaton? Do other channels couple even more strongly? How robust are inflationary inferences drawn using simple single-field slow-roll models?

VEU + 25 String Inflation What might one hope to learn? about strings about inflation Why is it hard? What we’d like string theory to tell us about inflation: How generic is it in the landscape? Initial conditions, flat potentials, … How does reheating work? Does SM couple strongly enough to inflaton? Do other channels couple even more strongly? How robust are inflationary inferences drawn using simple single-field slow-roll models? Are qualitatively new kinds of signatures or mechanisms possible?

VEU + 25 Emerging Picture Mechanisms Robustness Mind broadening

VEU + 25 Emerging Picture Mechanisms Robustness Mind broadening

VEU + 25 Emerging Picture Mechanisms Robustness Mind broadening Why is it so hard to find inflation in string theory? It has many scalars, which SUSY gives flat potentials, but SUSY breaking is hard to compute reliably.

VEU + 25 Emerging Picture Mechanisms Robustness Mind broadening What is so hard about finding inflation in string theory? It has many scalars, which SUSY gives flat potentials, but SUSY breaking was hard to compute reliably. A convincing case for inflation requires knowing the potential for all of the relevant low-energy fields.

VEU + 25 Emerging Picture Mechanisms Robustness Mind broadening For Type IIB strings it is now known how to compute the potentials for many of these scalars, when close to an N=1 4D vacuum. Giddings, Kachru & Polchinski Kachru, Kallosh, Linde & Trivedi Key ingredients: D3 and D7 branes & orientifolds Fluxes sourced by these branes, wrapping extra dimensions

VEU + 25 Emerging Picture Mechanisms Robustness Mind broadening Strongly warped throats arise in response to specific flux configurations. Warped throats strongly redshift energies à la Randall & Sundrum Klebanov & Strassler

VEU + 25 Emerging Picture Mechanisms Robustness Mind broadening Low-energy dynamics of last few moduli are described by a low-energy 4D supergravity. Inflationary solutions make sense if H ¿ M KK Denef & Douglas

VEU + 25 Emerging Picture Mechanisms Robustness Mind broadening Two classes of moduli to be considered as inflatons BMNQRZ Dvali et al KKLMMT Silverstein & Tong Baumann et al Brane-antibrane separation

VEU + 25 Emerging Picture Mechanisms Robustness Mind broadening Two classes of moduli to be considered as inflatons CB, Quevedo, Rajesh & Zhang Blanco-Pillado et al Conlon & Quevedo Bond, Kofman & Prokushkin Rolling moduli (volume and shape of extra dimensions, or their superpartner axions) eg: Better Racetrack:

VEU + 25 Emerging Picture Mechanisms Robustness Mind broadening

VEU + 25 Emerging Picture Mechanisms Robustness Mind broadening In all cases the inflationary dynamics involves multiple fields moving in a complicated potential. Slow rolls appear not to be generic. Warning: It is insufficient in all known cases to fix some fields by hand, while evolving others (despite there being many papers which do so).

VEU + 25 Emerging Picture Mechanisms Robustness Mind broadening Single-field slow-roll analyses nonetheless capture much of the generic predictions for the CMB But must check: The presence of multiple scalars allows in principle new features like isocurvature perturbations, etc. Blanco-Pillado et al

VEU + 25 Emerging Picture Mechanisms Robustness Mind broadening Because inflation is found in 4D effective theory, predictions tend to be contained within those of the corresponding 4D mechanism Small-field models Large-field models Hybrid models

VEU + 25 Emerging Picture Mechanisms Robustness Mind broadening Because inflation is found in 4D effective theory, predictions tend to be contained within those of the corresponding 4D mechanism Small-field models Large-field models Hybrid models Only stringy implication so far is small tensor amplitude Kallosh & Linde Baumann & McAllister

VEU + 25 Emerging Picture Mechanisms Robustness Mind broadening Heavy physics (M À H) decouples in string theory, and so tends not to interfere with inflationary predictions. Two kinds of effects can be larger than the naïve H 2 /M 2 suppression: Non-adiabatic effects near horizon exit; or  2 /M 2 where H =  2 /M p Kaloper, Kleban, Lawrence & Shenker CB, Cline, Holman & Lemieux

VEU + 25 Emerging Picture Mechanisms Robustness Mind broadening Heavy physics (M À H) decouples in string theory, and so tends not to interfere with inflationary predictions. Effects near horizon exit tend to produce damped oscillations in the power spectrum Kaloper, Lawrence & Shenker CB, Cline, Holman & Lemieux

VEU + 25 Emerging Picture Mechanisms Robustness Mind broadening Inflation may be more natural in Kahler modulus inflation, with 3 moduli in large-volume framework. Slow roll relies on large field values rather than tuned parameters in the potential À Conlon & Quevedo

VEU + 25 Emerging Picture Mechanisms Robustness Mind broadening

VEU + 25 Emerging Picture Mechanisms Robustness Mind broadening Several novel features and mechanisms have emerged Brane-antibrane annihilation, and the absence of the inflaton in the post-inflationary low-energy theory; BMNQRZ Dvali et al

VEU + 25 Emerging Picture Mechanisms Robustness Mind broadening Several novel features and mechanisms have emerged Brane-antibrane annihilation, and the absence of the inflaton in the post-inflationary low-energy theory; Warped reheating, and the relatively efficient cascade of inflationary energy into the lowest throat. Barnaby et al Kofman & Yi Chialva, Shiu & Underwood Langfelder

VEU + 25 Emerging Picture Mechanisms Robustness Mind broadening Several novel features and mechanisms have emerged Brane-antibrane annihilation, and the absence of the inflaton in the post-inflationary low-energy theory; Warped reheating, and the relatively efficient cascade of inflationary energy into the lowest throat. Cosmic strings, and the leaving of inflationary relics. Sarangi & Tye BMNQRZ Jones, Stoica & Tye Copeland, Myers & Polchinski

VEU + 25 Emerging Picture Mechanisms Robustness Mind broadening Several novel features and mechanisms have emerged Brane-antibrane annihilation, and the absence of the inflaton in the post-inflationary low-energy theory; Warped reheating, and the relatively efficient cascade of inflationary energy into the lowest throat. Cosmic strings, and the leaving of inflationary relics. Inflation from relativistic motion (DBI inflation) Silverstein & Tong

VEU + 25 Emerging Picture Mechanisms Robustness Mind broadening Other ways our minds may yet broaden: Are there stringy alternatives to inflation? Khoury, Ovrut, Steinhardt & Turok

VEU + 25 Open Issues Problem of scales Control over approximations

VEU + 25 Open Issues Problem of scales Control over approximations

VEU + 25 Open Issues Problem of scales Control over approximations To address reheating issues must know where ‘we’ live and how we couple to the inflating sector. Problem: in the available models the string scale, M s, required to obtain the right amplitude for primordial scalar perturbations gives a supersymmetry breaking scale which is too high to solve the hierarchy problem. eg: for warped models: cannot make 2 nd throat too deep if inflation occurs in 1 st throat or: for large-volume models: M s ~ M p /V 1/2 ; m 3/2 ~ M p /V ~ M s /V 1/2 Kallosh & Linde CB, Quevedo, Rajesh & Zhang

VEU + 25 Open Issues Problem of scales Control over approximations Possible ways out: Low-scale inflation (German, Ross & Sarkar) Generate inflationary perturbations through other means (eg: a curvaton mechanism – nongaussianity?) Allow M s to roll to larger values after inflation (Conlon, Kallosh, Linde & Quevedo)

VEU + 25 Open Issues Problem of scales Control over approximations

VEU + 25 Open Issues Problem of scales Control over approximations String inflation models are baroque in order to keep control over all approximations being used. Some remaining weaknesses: Size of corrections to the equations used * if dynamics is not given as a 4D supergravity * if SUSY breaking comes from anti-branes

VEU + 25 Open Issues Problem of scales Control over approximations String inflation models are baroque in order to keep control over all approximations being used. Some remaining weaknesses: Size of corrections to the equations used * if dynamics is not given as a 4D supergravity * if SUSY breaking comes from anti-branes Inflation seekers scan through parameters of 4D action as if these are free and not calculable.

VEU + 25 Outlook There are plausible formulations of inflation in string theory, but still at the stage of mapping out what is possible Not easy to obtain and keep control over approximations

VEU + 25 Outlook There are plausible formulations of inflation in string theory, but still at the stage of mapping out what is possible Not easy to obtain and keep control over approximations Possible progress on fine-tunings, but not generically

VEU + 25 Outlook There are plausible formulations of inflation in string theory, but still at the stage of mapping out what is possible Not easy to obtain and keep control over approximations Possible progress on fine-tunings, but not generically New insights on reheating (warping, cosmic strings);

VEU + 25 Outlook There are plausible formulations of inflation in string theory, but still at the stage of mapping out what is possible Not easy to obtain and keep control over approximations Possible progress on fine-tunings, but not generically New insights on reheating (warping, cosmic strings); Inflationary signals largely robust, except near horizon exit

VEU + 25 Outlook There are plausible formulations of inflation in string theory, but still at the stage of mapping out what is possible Not easy to obtain and keep control over approximations Possible progress on fine-tunings, but not generically New insights on reheating (warping, cosmic strings); Inflationary signals largely robust, except near horizon exit Small tensor perturbations?

VEU + 25 Outlook There are plausible formulations of inflation in string theory, but still at the stage of mapping out what is possible Not easy to obtain and keep control over approximations Possible progress on fine-tunings, but not generically New insights on reheating (warping, cosmic strings); Inflationary signals largely robust, except near horizon exit Small tensor perturbations? Possibly even more novel physics can arise!

VEU + 25 Outlook There are plausible formulations of inflation in string theory, but still at the stage of mapping out what is possible Not easy to obtain and keep control over approximations Possible progress on fine-tunings, but not generically New insights on reheating (warping, cosmic strings); Inflationary signals largely robust, except near horizon exit Small tensor perturbations? Possibly even more novel physics can arise!

VEU + 25 fin