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portada Aspects in the Fate of Primordial Vacuum Bubbles
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Author
Year
2012
Language
English
Pages
112
Format
Paperback
ISBN
3838131541
ISBN13
9783838131542
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Aspects in the Fate of Primordial Vacuum Bubbles

Dennis Simon (Author) · Südwestdeutscher Verlag Für Hochschulschriften · Paperback

Aspects in the Fate of Primordial Vacuum Bubbles - Dennis Simon

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Synopsis "Aspects in the Fate of Primordial Vacuum Bubbles "

In the theory of false vacuum eternal inflation the false vacuum decays whenever the inflaton potential has multiple minima. The decay means a nucleation of a bubble with a different density in vacuum energy. Inflation may occur within the bubble eventually giving way to the hot big bang with a subsequent evolution that is consistent with current observations. Interest in this picture has recovered as it became generally accepted that a compactification of the extra dimensions in string theory leads to an effective potential with a vast number of minima, the landscape of string theory. In the first part of this thesis the effects that can be expected if the surrounding of the bubble is dynamical are elucidated. In particular, it is shown how the bubble evolves in the presence of a fluid in the background, and moreover, the effects of a radial inhomogeneity in energy density and spatial curvature. Second, collisions of bubbles would disturb the homogeneity and isotropy of their interior, which, in turn, could lead to observable effects in the cosmic microwave background radiation. It will be clarified whether Minkowski functionals are a promising tool to detect such signals.

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