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Interacting Dark Energy
Xinmin Zhang Institute of High Energy Physics Beijing June 18, 2004
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* Recent years Cosmology made big progress
* 4%: Particles in the standard model but why no antimatter? * Understanding the Dark Sector: Challenges to particle physics Dark Matter: Favored candidates: Axion Neutralino Thermal Production & Non-thermal Production For ex: consider a model with extra UB-L(1) UB-L(1) broken neutrino masses & cosmic string String loop decay Jeannerot, Brandenberger &Zhang, Jan. 1999
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Thermal production Non-thermal 1,
2, enhancing the parameter space 3, cold dark matter warm dark matter Weak interactions “stronger” interactions
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CDM: “Nagging Problems”
Prediction of cuspy dark halos Apparent prediction of too much substructures thermal Non-thermal Astrophysical explanations Lin, Huang, Zhang & Brandenberger, Particle physics PRL (2001)
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Dark Energy: * Negative pressure:
* Smoothly distributed, (almost ) not clustering Candidates: * Cosmological constant (or vacuum Energy) But: , cosmological problem! * Dynamical Field: Quintessence, K-essence, Phantom etc
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Outline of this talk on Interacting DE
Very briefly review on the current constraints on Dark Energy A model of unifying and In the framework of Quintessence, introducing coupling: A model of neutrinos with varying masses Since the scale of DE, Only comparable with mν, interesting to speculate on the possible connection betweens the two: Interaction between the neutrino and DE: A model of DE and DM: SUSY fermionic partner of Quintessence,Quintessino as DM particle Summary (Feng, Wang and Zhang) (Li, Feng Wang and Zhang) (Gu, Wang and Zhang) (Bi, Li and Zhang)
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Constraints on the Dark Energy
A quantity characterizing the property of Dark Energy: Equation of state: w(Z)=P/ρ For example : * Vacuum Energy: w=-1 * Quintessence: * Phantom: Model independent analysis with the following parameterization: 1,w(z)=w_0 + w_1* z 2,w(z)=w_1 + w_a*z/(1+z) (E.Linder) Using the recent 157 Supernova data published by Riess et al. astro-ph/ ) * Within 2 σ, the cosmological constant fits well the data * Data mildly favors a running of the W across -1
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Feng, Wang & Zhang Astro-ph/ Huterer & Cooray Astro-ph/
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If the running of w(Z), especially a transition across –1, confirmed
in the future, big challenge to the model building * Vacuum : w=-1 * Quintessence: * Phantom: A new scenanio of Dark Energy : Quintom (Zhang et al.) For ex: single scalar: multi-scalar:
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* Interacting with neutrinos: mass varying neutrino
Interacting Quintessence * If Quintessence –like scalar field responsible for the current acceleration of the Universe ,expected also to interact with the matter directly. Open new possibilities for the detection. * Direct coupling with ordinary matter Constraint from the limits on the long-range force * Interaction with derivative Goldstone theorem: Spin-dependent force a unified model of DE and Baryo(Lepto)genesis Quintessino as DM * Interacting with DM (Peebles et al ) * Interacting with neutrinos: mass varying neutrino
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Quintessential Baryogenesis
M.Li, X.Wang, B.Feng, X. Zhang PRD65, (2002); M.Li & X. Zhang, PLB573,20 (2003) In thermo equilibrium Cohen & Kaplan The value of depends on the model of Quintessence
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If B-violation is due to electroweak sphalerons TD about 100 GeV
model: Albrecht & Skordis PRL84,2076(2000) Solution: Tracking Decoupling T: If B-violation is due to electroweak sphalerons TD about 100 GeV requires
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Quintessential leptogenesis & neutrino mass limits
Similarly: TD determined by where which gives and for degenerate neutrino masses: defining Cosmological limits give WMAP: SDSS:
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Minimal model of Baryogenesis
* In the Quintessence as Dark Energy scenario, this is the minimal model for Baryogenesis in the sense that no extra particle beyond the standard model is introduced . * In ΛCDM model, with f(R): function of Ricci scalar, If , Einstein equation give: so, in radiation dominant Universe, We propose , so generating nB/s naturally! Davoudiasl,Kitano,Kribs Murayama and Steinhardt H.Li, M.Li,X.Zhang
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Mass varying Neutrinos
Motivations: smaller than any scale in the particle Physics, however comparable with neutrino masses Any connection between the two? Neutrino interacting with the Dark Energy In the Quintessence-like models for Dark Energy: Possible couplings: Or in the see-saw model: Implication for Leptogenesis!
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Where, Corresponding the formula for the neutrino
mass upper limit now is: Where,
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Including the back reaction
Bi,Feng,Li,and Zhang, in preparation R.Fordon, A.Nelson and N. Weiner consider a case with δ, c=0 R. D. Peccei hep-ph/
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Quintessino As Dark Matter
If susying the Quintessence: Quintessence: Q Squintessence: σq Quintessino: (X. Bi, M. Li and Zhang) Similar to : Axion, Saxion, Axino Majoron, Smajoron, Majorino (R. Mohapatra and Zhang) If is lighter than , could serve as Dark matter Susying the following interaction (H: SU(2) doublet) gives gives * Prediction: long-lived charged particle:
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Summary Dark Energy Interaction with I. for Baryo(Lepto)genesis
II. neutrino: mass varying Implication in Leptogenesis Cosmological limits needs check III. SUSY: Quintessino as Dark matter (Bi, Gu, Wang and Zhang) The Dynamics of the Dark sector might be very rich! ( remember that for the 4% sector, the dynamics is already very rich)
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