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Blue Tensor Spectra (with slightly parity-violated) - PPT Presentation

from axion gauge couplings Ippei Obata Kyoto University PhD in preparation 29Nov CosPA2016 Primordial GWs from the inflation Energy scale of early Universe Redtilted Paritysymmetric ID: 830095

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Slide1

Blue Tensor Spectra (with slightly parity-violated) from axion-gauge couplings

Ippei Obata (Kyoto University, PhD)

(in preparation)

29_Nov_

CosPA2016

Slide2

Primordial GWs from the inflation

Energy scale of early UniverseRed-tilted.

Parity-symmetric.

Tiny amplitude.

BICEP2/Keck Array (2016)

Tensor power

spectrum (

vacuum fluctuations):

info

Slide3

Is it detectable directly?Ando (2013, DECIGO workshop)

Sensitivity curves of DECIGO:

if the source of GWs is

vacuum fluctuations

( r

= O(1) )

Slide4

Additional sources of GWs

(One

helicity

mode enhancement!)

→Additional sources for scalar and

tensor

perturbations!

EOM for gauge field:

Sorbo

(2011), Barnaby et al. (2011),

(inflationary

axion

-gauge coupling)

Slide5

Testable chiral blue

tensor spectrum

CMB

:

Starobinsky

type

: Chaotic type

: Hilltop

type

Preferable parameter region

Valerie

et al

. 2016

Tensor spectrum:

( r = O(0.01) )

Slide6

Testable chiral blue

tensor spectrum

CMB

:

Starobinsky

type

: Chaotic type

: Hilltop

type

Preferable parameter region

Valerie

et al

. 2016

Tensor spectrum:

( r = O(0.01) )

Svrcek

& Witten (2005)

Natural scale predicted by the

h

eterotic

superstring!

Slide7

Our question and studyWe explore the concrete model building based on the heterotic

string theory and reconsider the form of axion-gauge couplings.We found that rich varieties of blue tensor spectra could be provided

sourced by gauge fields coupled to two types of axions.

In t

his work

Question

Testable blue tensor spectrum

↔︎ EFT of the heterotic

string theory ? :

Slide8

Axions from the heterotic superstring

Axions

arise from the B field:

“Model-independent” type

Choi &Kim (1985),

: its

field strength

“Model-dependent” type

compactification

Two types of

axion

Slide9

Axions from the heterotic superstring

4-dim. reduced axion-gauge coupling

Anomaly cancellation

term:

Choi &Kim (1985),

Bianchi identity:

Model-independent

axion

:

Model-dependent

axion

:

Origin of

axion

-gauge couplings:

(omitting Lorentz indices)

Slide10

Source of GWs from superstring

→ parity-symmetric blue tensor spectra!

Model example (1):

Slide11

Source of GWs from superstring

slightly parity-violated blue tensor spectra!

Model example

(2):

diagonalising

Slide12

Main Results BBO

ex:

Bule-tilted and slightly parity violated spectra.

Testable by future gravitational wave interferometers (DECIGO, BBO).

Avoiding the overproduction of scalar modes.

Slide13

Summary & Outlook

Working in progress!We explore the concrete model building based on the heterotic string theory and reconsider the form of

axion-gauge couplings.

We found that rich varieties of blue tensor spectra sourced by gauge fields coupled to the model-(in)dependent

axion

could be provided.

?

Possible

potential forms of

axion, the non-Abelian gauge interaction,