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Observing axion potentials through gravitational waves

<!--HTML-->I will discuss the the production of gravitational waves which are sourced by the tensor perturbation of SU(2) gauge fields coupled to a spectator axion field. Even though string theory constructions provide a variety of potentials, they can be categorized based on the number of non...

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Autor principal: Sfakianakis, Evangelos
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 2019
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Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/2681464
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description <!--HTML-->I will discuss the the production of gravitational waves which are sourced by the tensor perturbation of SU(2) gauge fields coupled to a spectator axion field. Even though string theory constructions provide a variety of potentials, they can be categorized based on the number of non-stationary inflection points. I will present the resulting GW templates arising from each potential type. I will focus on the case of a modulated (axion monodromy) potential and show how future observations of CMB B-modes can probe the oscillatory behavior of an axion potential, thus shedding light into the underlying string theory construction.
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spelling cern-26814642022-11-02T22:21:39Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/2681464engSfakianakis, EvangelosObserving axion potentials through gravitational wavesString Phenomenology 2019Conferences & Workshops<!--HTML-->I will discuss the the production of gravitational waves which are sourced by the tensor perturbation of SU(2) gauge fields coupled to a spectator axion field. Even though string theory constructions provide a variety of potentials, they can be categorized based on the number of non-stationary inflection points. I will present the resulting GW templates arising from each potential type. I will focus on the case of a modulated (axion monodromy) potential and show how future observations of CMB B-modes can probe the oscillatory behavior of an axion potential, thus shedding light into the underlying string theory construction.oai:cds.cern.ch:26814642019
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Observing axion potentials through gravitational waves
title Observing axion potentials through gravitational waves
title_full Observing axion potentials through gravitational waves
title_fullStr Observing axion potentials through gravitational waves
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title_short Observing axion potentials through gravitational waves
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