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Inflation through hidden Yukawa couplings in the extra dimension Tetsutaro Higaki (Keio University) Based on work (in progress ) with Y. Tatsuta (Waseda).

An inflation model ↔ Symmetries What we want to focus on An inflation model ↔ Symmetries

Planck unit in this talk

Contents Introduction: Review of inflation Flat inflaton potential & symmetry A UV completion in the string theory Conclusion & discussion

1. Introduction: Review of inflation

Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) [Planck collaborations] CMB fluctuation: ΔT/T ~ 10-5                 where T ~2.7 K. Planck satellite

Inflation: origin of CMB Accelerating expansion of the universe Planck satellite

Why inflation? Generating density fluctuations : ΔT/T ~ 10-5    = seeds of galaxies (= those of us) Solutions for fine-tuning problems by the expansion Flatness problem: Ωcurvature << 1 Horizon problem : T ~2.7K in CMB all over the sky Inflation

(Flat) Freedman-Robertson-Walker metric a(t): Scale factor : Hubble parameter

Inflation driven by an inflaton φ EOM Friedman Eq. Slow-roll conditions Inflation!! V(φ) Slow roll φ

Inflation driven by an inflaton φ EOM Friedman Eq. Slow-roll conditions Inflation!! V(φ) Slow roll φ

Metric perturbation Perturbations to FRW metric: ζ: Scalar perturbation from inflaton h: Tensor perturbation (gravitational wave itself from inflation energy Vinf) → B-mode polarization in CMB photon

ζ = Inflaton’s quantum fluctuation δφ Amplitude expanded by Universe expansion Slow roll (Inflaton)

CMB fluctuation generated by inflaton φ decay ⇒ T ~ 2.7K δφ ⇒ ζ ⇒ ΔT/T ~10-5 h ⇒

Theory and observations [Planck collaboration] Pζ : Power spectrum = (ΔT/T)2 from scalar, ns: Spectral index = scale dependence of Pζ r: Tensor to scalar ratio = (ΔT/T)2 ratio of gravitational wave to scalar,

(ns, r)-contour: focus on small r [Planck 2015 collaborations]

(ns, r)-contour: focus on small r [Planck 2015 collaborations] Small r can be favored.

2. Flat inflaton potential & symmetry

Inflaton potential: very small slope and curvature r = Slope of potential Slow roll (Inflaton) << << << Observations: 1 1 1

Control of potential flatness by shift symmetry Shift symmetry for a flat inflaton potential:

Control of potential flatness by shift symmetry Shift symmetry for a flat inflaton potential: Chaotic (monodromy) inflation: softly-broken only by a single scale μ [Linde]; [Silverstein, Westphal]; [McAllister, Silverstein, Westphal]

Control of potential flatness by shift symmetry Shift symmetry for a flat inflaton potential: Chaotic (monodromy) inflation: softly-broken only by a single scale μ [Linde]; [Silverstein, Westphal]; [McAllister, Silverstein, Westphal] Natural inflation: broken but a discrete shift symmetry below Λ [Freese, Frieman, Olinto]

Natural inflation & discrete shift symmetry Natural inflation: well-controlled by a discrete shift symmetry

Natural inflation & discrete shift symmetry Natural inflation: well-controlled by a discrete shift symmetry Remark: Large f (V=φ2) Small f

Natural inflation and f-dependence f→small: φinf is near hilltop for a long slow-roll: f → large: Chaotic inflation : e-folding

Natural inflation & discrete shift symmetry Natural inflation: well-controlled by a discrete shift symmetry But, want a smaller r. f > 5 MPl : Weak gravity conjecture? Large f (V=φ2) Small f

Natural inflation for a small r? An idea: a cancellation against a big cosine function in potential Flatter & low potential

Multi-natural inflation: a bottom-up approach [Czerny, Takahashi]; [Czerny, TH, Takahashi]; [TH, Takahashi]; [Kobayashi, Takahashi];[Czerny, Kobayashi, Takahashi] Modification for it: Adding cosine function(s) to natural inflation

Multi-natural inflation: a bottom-up approach [Czerny, Takahashi]; [Czerny, TH, Takahashi]; [TH, Takahashi]; [Kobayashi, Takahashi];[Czerny, Kobayashi, Takahashi] Modification for it: Adding cosine function(s) to natural inflation r < 0.11 f1, f2 < MPl via a tuning: → Good against weak gravity conjecture. Cf. Possible to have a modulation for f1 >> f2 & B << 1 (Running ns).

A UV completion and compactification Q. How is this model controlled? : What are discrete symmetries for control? What are their origins? A. Discrete symmetry from compactification of extra dimension ∵ Discreteness = Compactness f φ-space on a circle Compactification of extra dim. relevant to φ-periodicity

3. A UV completion in the string theory

String theory as the origin of forces & matter Gravity Gauge D-brane (Membrane upon which open strings end) Matter ~ 10-33 cm(?) ~ 10-32 cm (?) ~ 10-16 cm Matter Extra 6 dim. Gauge bosons (Gluon, photon, W/Z) Gravity

String theory compactification on torus Let 10D = 4D spacetime + 2d torus (T2) + X4 (something) + +

String theory compactification on torus Let 10D = 4D spacetime + 2d torus (T2) + X4 (something) + + Consider intersecting D6-branes in IIA model; just one direction of D6 on T2 (Similarly, possible to consider magnetized D-branes in IIB model)

String theory compactification on torus Let 10D = 4D spacetime + 2d torus (T2) + X4 (something) + + Consider intersecting D6-branes in IIA model; just one direction of D6 on T2 (Similarly, possible to consider magnetized D-branes in IIB model) Inflation energy: SUSY-breaking by Izawa-Yanagida-Intriligator-Thomas (IYIT)

An example of D6-brane configuration Spacetime 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 D6a ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ × ○ × ○ × D6b ○ ○ ○ ○ × ○ × ○ ○ × T2 5 D6b D6a 4

An example of D6-branes on T2 [Cremades-Ibanez-Marhesano] Branes (gauge theories) = lines Matter = Intersection points Yukawa coupling = Sum of triangles (Winding modes) #(a・b) = 2 (i = 0,1) #(c・a) = 3 (j= 0,1,2) #(b・c) = 5 (k =0,1,2,3,4)

Example: Parts of D6-branes on T2 [Cremades-Ibanez-Marhesano] Branes (gauge theories) = lines Matter = Intersection points Yukawa coupling = Sum of triangles (Winding modes) #(a・b) = 2 (i = 0,1) #(c・a) = 3 (j= 0,1,2) #(b・c) = 5 (k =0,1,2,3,4)

Intersecting D-branes on 2D torus Discrete symmetries from “Torus property × D-brane configuration”: SU(2) gauge theory Focus relevant to control . (preliminary result)

Intersecting D-branes on 2D torus Torus property × D-brane configuration ~ SL(2,Z) ×periodicity×(Z2)2 SU(2) gauge theory Focus B: NS B-field axion, A: torus area ν + b: brane position moduli a: brane intersection #-dependent number

Intersecting D-branes on 2D torus Torus property × D-brane configuration ~ SL(2,Z) ×periodicity×(Z2)2 SU(2) gauge theory Focus (T-dual of complex structure on T2)

Intersecting D-branes on 2D torus Torus property × D-brane configuration ~ SL(2,Z) ×periodicity×(Z2)2 SU(2) gauge theory Focus 2×wrapping string 1×wrapping string + + ・・・ =

Intersecting D-branes on 2D torus Torus property × D-brane configuration ~ SL(2,Z) ×periodicity×(Z2)2 SU(2) gauge theory Focus invariant Yukawa coupling : 1. 2.

Low energy W & explicit form of Yukawas Low energy W in IYIT model: with taking

Scalar potential Inflaton φ: Decay constant f: A/α’=1.0 A/α’=1.5

Results for string inspired case of 1σ 2σ 2σ

4. Review of other attempts for natural inflation

Natural inflation & discrete shift symmetry Natural inflation: well-controlled by a discrete shift symmetry f > 5 MPl : Weak gravity conjecture? Large f (V=φ2) Small f

Aligned natural inflation for f > MPl Two axions: φ1 → φ1 + 2πf1, φ2 → φ2 + 2πf2 For Λ1 >> Λ2, becomes inflaton: [Kim, Nilles, Peloso]

The weak gravity conjecture [Arkani-hamed, Motl, Nicolis, Vafa] The conjecture: “The gravity is the weakest force.” But, one might have an axion interaction of MPl < f: What if we have a weaker force than gravity?

[Slide from G. Shiu] ( via Bekenstein-Hawking formula)

The weak gravity conjecture for axion [Arkani-hamed, Motl, Nicolis, Vafa] The conjecture for axion potential via one instanton effect: Axion interaction for MPl < f:

Multi-natural inflation! [Slide from G. Shiu] Multi-natural inflation!

Potential with modulations Again, [Czerny, Takahashi]; [Czerny, TH, Takahashi]; [TH, Takahashi]; [Kobayashi, Takahashi];[Czerny, Kobayashi, Takahashi]; [TH, Kobayashi, Seto, Yamaguchi] Potential studied independently regardless of WGC: [Czerny, Kobayashi, Takahashi] 1403.4589 N=50 N=60 N=50 N=60

Recent studies of potentials with modulation Potential via WGC = Multi-natural inflation!: [Choi et al.] 1511.07201 [Kappl et al.] 1511.05560 N=50 N=60

Potential with modulations: running ns [Choi et al.] 1511.07201 N=60 [Kappl et al.] 1511.05560 N=50

4. Conclusion & discussion

Conclusion Planck result can suggest a small r (< 0.11). Discrete symmetries control an inflation model; ∃multi-instantons. UV completion: compactification periodicity and brane configuration: + constraint on torus area ( ). General message: Compactification may help slow roll inflation due to discrete symmetries. (preliminary result)

Discussion Moduli stabilization during inflation required: Hinf ~ gravitino mass < Heavy moduli. Flux + racetrack (KL) model would help this issue. Otherwise, slow roll inflation may be broken by a large inflaton mass via: Heavy moduli-inflaton mixing Quantum corrections from SUSY-breaking.

Appendix

[Slide from G. Shiu]