Tachyon-Dilaton driven Inflation as an α'-non perturbative solution in first quantized String Cosmology Anna Kostouki, King’s College London DISCRETE ’08,

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Tachyon-Dilaton driven Inflation as an α'-non perturbative solution in first quantized String Cosmology Anna Kostouki, King’s College London DISCRETE ’08, Valencia, 12 December 2008 based on : arXiv: J. Alexandre, A.K., N.E. Mavromatos

A. Kostouki DISCRETE ‘08, Valencia, 12/12/082/27 Outline Motivation String Inflation in 4 dimensions Our model Closed Bosonic String in Graviton, Dilaton and Tachyon Backgrounds; a non – perturbative configuration Conformal Properties Conformal invariance conditions satisfied to all orders in the Regge slope, Cosmological Implications FRW universe containing inflationary era (under conditions) Open Issues Exit from the inflationary phase; reheating

A. Kostouki DISCRETE ‘08, Valencia, 12/12/083/27 Motivation Inflation in String Theory: effective theory in traditional string theories: compactification of extra dimensions of space-time is needed other models exist too, but no longer “simple & elegant” Inflation: elegant & simple idea explains many cosmological observations (e.g. “horizon problem”, large - scale structure)

A. Kostouki DISCRETE ‘08, Valencia, 12/12/084/27 Setting I: Closed Bosonic String with Background fields Described by the action Physics in the target space – time are not affected by diffeomorphisms or rescaling of the world-sheet coordinates Closed Bosonic String living in the D – dimensional “target” space – time Graviton, dilaton and tachyon background Quantum theory on the two – dimensional world-sheet: Conformally invariant theory

A. Kostouki DISCRETE ‘08, Valencia, 12/12/085/27 Setting II: Field Configuration Study conformal properties Study resulting cosmology We choose the following field configuration, which depends only on the time coordinate of the string,, and is non-perturbative in the Regge slope, : : constant with dimensions [mass] -2 :dimensionless constants

A. Kostouki DISCRETE ‘08, Valencia, 12/12/086/27 This is true because: (a) this configuration leads to Weyl anomaly coefficients with homogeneous dependence on, and (b) the definition of the Weyl anomaly coefficients is not unique, but is subject to field redefinitions. Conformal properties doesn’t satisfy the conformal invariance conditions at the “tree-level” (i.e. to first order in ), but satisfies the conformal invariance conditions to all orders in. This configuration:

A. Kostouki DISCRETE ‘08, Valencia, 12/12/087/27 1-loop Weyl anomaly coefficients: homogeneous dependence on, besides one term in the tachyon beta-function Conformal properties

A. Kostouki DISCRETE ‘08, Valencia, 12/12/088/27 Conformal properties Power counting → Every other term that appears at higher loops in the beta-functions is homogeneous 1-loop Weyl anomaly coefficients: homogeneous dependence on, besides one term in the tachyon beta-function

A. Kostouki DISCRETE ‘08, Valencia, 12/12/089/27 Conformal properties General field redefinition: Theory is invariant Weyl anomaly coefficients transform: ( )

A. Kostouki DISCRETE ‘08, Valencia, 12/12/0810/27 Conformal properties One can find a general field redefinition, that: 1.Doesn’t change the - dependence of the fields 2.Cancels the inhomogeneous term in 3.Only adds new homogeneous terms to the Weyl anomaly coefficients Enough freedom in the parameters of the redefinition to cancel the inhomogeneous term in, and make all Weyl – anomaly coefficients vanish

A. Kostouki DISCRETE ‘08, Valencia, 12/12/0811/27 Cosmological Properties So far we checked that our configuration satisfies conformal invariance properties of the theory To study the cosmological implications of this model we need to study the space – time effective theory. The way to this effective theory is again through the conformal invariance conditions of the world-sheet theory. E.o.m. for the fields in the target space – time Effective action in the target space – time Σ – model action: string with background fields; CFT on the world-sheet Conformal Invariance Conditions

A. Kostouki DISCRETE ‘08, Valencia, 12/12/0812/27 Effective action The exact form of the effective action for closed strings with tachyon backgrounds, is not known. We therefore choose the most general two – derivative action (later we will place some constraints) Note that the choice of the functions is not unique; redefinitions of the tachyon field will lead to different forms of these functions. The form of the scattering amplitudes is invariant under local field redefinitions and thus is not enough to determine these functions.

A. Kostouki DISCRETE ‘08, Valencia, 12/12/0813/27 Effective action We distinguish two “frames” for the effective space – time theory. We started with the “Sigma–model frame”, where the Einstein – Hilbert term takes the form: We need to pass to the “Einstein frame”, where the Einstein – Hilbert term takes its canonical form: The passage to the Einstein frame is done through a metric redefinition :

A. Kostouki DISCRETE ‘08, Valencia, 12/12/0814/27 Sigma-model frame Our metric configuration is: This configuration gives INFLATION in the Sigma-model frame:

A. Kostouki DISCRETE ‘08, Valencia, 12/12/0815/27 Einstein Frame Cosmology can be derived from here … Note: if, then the two frames coincide Important role: Form of the function Form of the configuration Our configuration is:

A. Kostouki DISCRETE ‘08, Valencia, 12/12/0816/27 Einstein Frame: “Eternal” Inflation If Einstein frame ≡ Sigma – model frame [Tseytlin, 2001] 1 st choice for : - Cosmic time: - Scale factor:

A. Kostouki DISCRETE ‘08, Valencia, 12/12/0817/27 Einstein Frame: Power-law expansion If Einstein frame ≠ Sigma – model frame - Cosmic time: - Scale factor: → no horizons [Tseytlin, 2001] 1 st choice for :

A. Kostouki DISCRETE ‘08, Valencia, 12/12/0818/27 Exit from “eternal” inflation? Is there a way to exit the “eternal” inflation era, and enter a power-law expansion (or even Minkowski) era? for example: (yet unknown) mechanism which makes the tachyon field decay to zero The condition has to be disturbed. We exploit solutions that correspond to choices for that are resummations of exponentials of. Different choices for will give different cosmologies.

A. Kostouki DISCRETE ‘08, Valencia, 12/12/0819/27 Solutions containing Inflationary eras Let’s go back to the case of a general For our configuration, straightforward : role of conformal time Conformal scale factor: Study classes of that lead to interesting cosmologies, where string production at the end of inflation can also be discussed. [Gubser, 2003]

A. Kostouki DISCRETE ‘08, Valencia, 12/12/0820/27 Solutions containing Inflationary eras Flow of cosmic time with sigma-model frame time Conformal Scale Factor Scale Factor in the Einstein frame 2 nd choice for :

A. Kostouki DISCRETE ‘08, Valencia, 12/12/0821/27 Solutions containing Inflationary eras 3 rd choice for : Flow of cosmic time with sigma-model frame time Conformal Scale Factor Scale Factor in the Einstein frame

A. Kostouki DISCRETE ‘08, Valencia, 12/12/0822/27 String coupling ? We want: Final remarks Consistency and stability issues: (2 nd & 3 rd case) (our choice:, ok) Ghost fields? Dilaton and Tachyon kinetic terms appear with the wrong sign in the Sigma-model frame action. When passing to the Einstein frame and after rediagonalizing the action, we can place certain (mild) constraints on the functions that can guarantee that the kinetic terms for both fields have the right sign.

A. Kostouki DISCRETE ‘08, Valencia, 12/12/0823/27 Final remarks The constraints that we have to place, in the most general case, are: For the interpolating solution case, these become even milder, as the effective action at late times takes the form: All the kinetic terms fall of as at late times, so as long as,. and don’t diverge faster than this, the kinetic terms for both fields effectively disappear from the action at late times.

A. Kostouki DISCRETE ‘08, Valencia, 12/12/0824/27 Final remarks Tachyon Potential? In our model we haven’t considered any specific form for the tachyon potential. In the Einstein frame action it takes the form: For our interpolating solutions, as long as doesn’t diverge, this falls asymptotically to zero: For our power-law expanding solutions, a similar relation is true as long as the tachyon amplitude is chosen to be greater than zero, (which is consistent with all the constraints that we have placed so far on it).

A. Kostouki DISCRETE ‘08, Valencia, 12/12/0825/27 Started from an -resummed configuration for graviton, dilaton and tachyon backgrounds of a closed bosonic String Theory. Showed that it is consistent with conformal invariance conditions to all orders in. Studied the Cosmological implications of this model (in the Einstein frame) and found that a de-Sitter Universe, as well as a power-law expanding universe (that can be chosen to be free of horizons) is possible. Also found cosmological solutions that interpolate between an Inflationary era and Minkowski universes. Since our approach is based on String scattering amplitudes, it is these solutions that are self-consistent configurations. All these solutions may be realized in 4 dimensions. Commented on some general consistency and stability checks of the model. Summary & Conclusions

A. Kostouki DISCRETE ‘08, Valencia, 12/12/0826/27 Open Issues & Outlook A main problem of the “Eternal” inflation universe is that it is characterized by cosmic horizons. Thus, the S–matrix is not well defined (problem for perturbative String Theory!) The dilaton-tachyon “anti-alignment” requirement spans a zero-density subspace in the space of theories. Exit from this “eternal” inflation phase needs to be studied further. An attempt was made here, but there might be other ways: for example, a (yet unknown) mechanism which makes the tachyon field decay to zero. Reheating – string production Contact with phenomenology

A. Kostouki DISCRETE ‘08, Valencia, 12/12/0827/27 Thank you for your attention References: J. Alexandre, J. R. Ellis and N. E. Mavromatos, JHEP 0612 (2006) 071 [hep-th/ ] I. Swanson, Phys. Rev. D 78 (2008) [hep-th/ ] R. R. Metsaev and A. A. Tseytlin, Nucl. Phys. B 293 (1987) 385 A. A. Tseytlin, J. Math. Phys. 42 (2001) 2854 [hep-th/ ] S. S. Gubser, Phys. Rev. D 69 (2004) [hep-th/ ]