Transient Quintessence from Group Manifold Reductions or how all roads lead to Rome
We investigate the accelerating phases of cosmologies supported by a metric, scalars and a single exponential scalar potential. The different solutions can be represented by trajectories on a sphere and we find that quintessence happens within the "arctic circle" of the sphere. Furthermore...
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ftcern:oai:cds.cern.ch:691221 2023-05-15T15:01:36+02:00 Transient Quintessence from Group Manifold Reductions or how all roads lead to Rome Bergshoeff, E Collinucci, A Gran, U G Nielsen, M Roest, D 2003-12-10 http://cds.cern.ch/record/691221 eng eng http://cds.cern.ch/record/691221 hep-th/0312102 oai:cds.cern.ch:691221 Particle Physics - Theory 2003 ftcern 2018-07-28T06:24:07Z We investigate the accelerating phases of cosmologies supported by a metric, scalars and a single exponential scalar potential. The different solutions can be represented by trajectories on a sphere and we find that quintessence happens within the "arctic circle" of the sphere. Furthermore, we obtain multi-exponential potentials from 3D group manifold reductions of gravity, implying that such potentials can be embedded in gauged supergravities with an M-theory origin. Remarkably, the higher-dimensional origin of certain power law solutions is a (locally) Minkowskian space-time. We relate the double exponential case to flux compactifications on maximally symmetric spaces and S-branes. In the triple exponential case our analysis suggests the existence of two exotic S(D-3)-branes in D dimensions. Other/Unknown Material Arctic CERN Document Server (CDS) Arctic |
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We investigate the accelerating phases of cosmologies supported by a metric, scalars and a single exponential scalar potential. The different solutions can be represented by trajectories on a sphere and we find that quintessence happens within the "arctic circle" of the sphere. Furthermore, we obtain multi-exponential potentials from 3D group manifold reductions of gravity, implying that such potentials can be embedded in gauged supergravities with an M-theory origin. Remarkably, the higher-dimensional origin of certain power law solutions is a (locally) Minkowskian space-time. We relate the double exponential case to flux compactifications on maximally symmetric spaces and S-branes. In the triple exponential case our analysis suggests the existence of two exotic S(D-3)-branes in D dimensions. |
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