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Astrophysical and Cosmological Impact of Extra Dimensions. Focus on. Cosmological constraints on large extra dimensions (ADD) Universal extra dimensions as Dark Matter (UED). homogeneous and isotropic flat big (low entropy) scale invariant spectrum of perturbations - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Astrophysical and Cosmological  Impact of  Extra Dimensions

Astrophysical and Cosmological Impact of

Extra Dimensions

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Focus on...

1. Cosmological constraints on large extra dimensions (ADD)

2. Universal extra dimensions as Dark Matter (UED)

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•homogeneous and isotropic•flat•big (low entropy)•scale invariant spectrum of perturbations•slight particle-antiparticle asymmetry•observed ratio of light elements•most of the universe is dark

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R

MF

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Only Nucleosynthesis can be copied in the lab

Due to weak interaction cuts off at T~MeV.

Need to be in thermal equilibirum at this time.

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Cosmological production of KK modes

Each KK mode only gravitationally coupled to the standard model

However, at an energy E there are many KK modes with m < E

Emissivivity therefore goes like

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Cosmological production of KK modes

e.g. For photons....

And for electrons...

Evolution of density Redshifts like matter

MF and Griffiths hep-ph/0111435

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Growth of perturbations

Growth of structure suppressed on small scales

Position of peak depends on total density of matter at z~5000

P~kn

(n=1 from inflation?)

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MF and Griffiths hep-ph/0111435

Constraints from Cosmological over-density of KK modes

d=6 5 4 3 2

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Compton Gamma Ray Observatory

1991-2000

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Compton Gamma Ray Observatory

COMPTEL

Diffuse Background Radiation

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Constraints from decay of KK modes into gamma rays

Decay rate

Lifetime...

Constraints on MF :-

Hall and Smith hep-ph/9904267 , Hannestad hep-ph/0102290

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Supernova...

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...leaves behind a Neutron Star...

...and a halo of KK modes

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Hannestad and Raffelt hep-ph/0110067

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Chaotic Inflation in Large extra Dimensions

Energy density has to be less than Fundamental scale

For slow-roll, Inflaton mass must be less than H

Leads to density perturbations of magnitude

Obviously, simplest models cannot work

Lyth hep-ph/9810320, Kaloper and Linde hep-ph/9811141

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Hybrid Inflation in Large extra Dimensions

Two field potential, inflaton field and waterfall field

If we choose most reasonable parameters

Difficult to understand without SUSY

Need to invoke some new mechanism

Lyth hep-ph/9810320, Kaloper and Linde hep-ph/9811141

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Possible Solution for Inflation with Large Extra Dimensions

•Universe starts with extra dimensions small, close to

•Newton’s constant

• No problem to get large density perturbations

•Extra dimensions then grow after inflation

•Typically a problem with moduli field – requires extra phase of inflation

Mazumdar hep-ph/9902381, Arkani-Hamed at al hep-ph/9903224

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Effects of Low Reheat Temperatures

•Changes relic abundance

•Can make HDM particles like low mass axions CDM

Giudice, Kolb and Riotto, hep-ph/0005123

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BaryogenesisSakharov’s three conditions need to be met:-1.C and CP violation2.B violation3.Out of equilibrium thermodynamics

Condition 2 potentially met too easily in large extra dimension scenarios.

(Proton decay)

(neutron/anti-neutron mixing)

Gradual reheating can make sphaleron processes viable with low thermalisation temperature (Riotto et al)

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I have a good idea every two years. Give me a topic, I will give you the idea!

Fritz ZwickyComa Cluster 1933

velocity of galaxies in the cluster is too large for the visible mass of the cluster

Dark Matter

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Dark Matter: The Manyfold Universe

Arkani-Hamed et al. hep-ph/9811386

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Constraints on self interaction of dark matter

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cm2 / g

Constraints on self interaction of dark matter

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Endpoint of black hole decay in string theory

Bowick et al ’86, Amati et al ’89, Damour and Veneziano ‘99

Black hole undergoes phase transition to string ball

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Modified Unertainty Principle at Planck Scale ?

Heuristic argument then suggests modified Hawking temperature :-

Temperature goes to zero close to the Planck scale.

Stable remnants at end point of black hole evaporation? Dark matter candidate?(Pisin Chen)

N.B. This is not what string theory predicts…

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Universal extra dimensions

Extra dimensions of size R ~ 1 / TeV into which SM gauge fields propagate

Simplest scenario is 1 extra dimension orbifolded

Orbifolding leads to spectrum of Kaluza Klein (KK) modes such that the lightest KK mode is stable.

Potential dark matter candidate (Servant and Tait 2002)

Simplest models fully determined by

Appelquist et al. 2001

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Cheng et al. 2006

Mass spectrum of KK particlesKK mass ~ 1/R + normal mass from higgs sector + radiative corrections, e.g. for higgs:-

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Annihilation of LKKP into electrons is direct, unlike neutralinos

Neutralino annihilation into electrons(goes via jets)

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ATICAMSPPB

Chang et al. Nature 456, 362, 20th November 2008

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Can be interpreted as Dark matter

Cut-off corresponding to 620 GeV KK particle

However, need large boost factors, B = ( 10, 102, 103 ) for mDM = ( 100 GeV, 1 TeV, 10 TeV) respectively

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Branching ratio into e+e-

Thermally averaged self annihilation cross section at freeze-out

Thermally averaged self annihilation cross section today

Expected local density (0.3 GeV cm-3)

Actual local density

Possible origins of the Boost Factor

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New H.E.S.S. data

0905.0105

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New Fermi Data0905.0025

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Spitzer Infrared telescope 200 x 275 pc

Very Large Array (radio)

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280 pc

Chandra X-ray observatory

25 pc

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25 pc

10 pc

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Sagittarius A*Mini spiral

1 pc

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Mass contained within radius from stellar motions

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0.04 pc

Closest approach of SO-16 is0.0002 pc =45 AU =600 Rsch

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Emission From Black Hole (best resolution at all frequencies)

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UED predicts x-ray synchrotron rather than radio synchrotron!

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Planar Events at the LHC?

In 3+1 D

In 2+1 D

In 1+1 D

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Planar Events at the LHC?

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Conclusions

• Large extra dimensions tightly constrained by cosmology

• Many loose ends

• UED not reallly good explanation for ATIC/PAMELA signal

• UED does make interesting predictions for indirect DM searches