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Lecture 26 Very Early Universe ASTR 340 Fall 2006 Dennis Papadopoulos.

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1 Lecture 26 Very Early Universe ASTR 340 Fall 2006 Dennis Papadopoulos

2 Current Status of Cosmology

3 Inflation Inflation started at 10 -34 seconds and during the next 10 -37 seconds the Universe expanded by a factor 10 50 Why we need inflation?

4 Problems with Standard Model

5 Flatness

6 Horizon Problem

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9 Structure Problem

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11 The Relic Problem

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13 The Antimatter Problem

14 Forces Range and Strength

15 Exchange Particle Forces Virtual Particles Mediate Force Pi-meson m=10 -28 kg

16 Two electrons colliding exchange photons Neutron decay mediated by a vector boson W -

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18 Four known forces in universe: Strong Force Electromagnetism Weak Force Gravity

19 Four known forces in universe: Strong Force Electromagnetism Weak Force Gravity Do forces unify at high temperatures?

20 Four known forces in universe: Strong Force Electromagnetism Weak Force Gravity Do forces unify at high temperatures? Yes! (Electroweak)

21 Four known forces in universe: Strong Force Electromagnetism Weak Force Gravity Do forces unify at high temperatures? Yes! (Electroweak) Maybe (GUT)

22 Four known forces in universe: Strong Force Electromagnetism Weak Force Gravity Do forces unify at high temperatures? Yes! (Electroweak) Maybe (GUT) Who knows? (String Theory)

23 Universe Timeline

24 Creation of Matter

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26 Forces

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34 Cosmology in Crisis

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37 The Future?

38 Planck Era Before Planck time (~10 -43 sec) No theory of quantum gravity

39 Need for a Beginning

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