Inflation and the dS/CFT Correspondence
By Andrew Strominger. 2001
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It is speculated that the observed universe has a dual representation as renormalization group flow between two conformal fixed points of a three-dimensional euclidean field theory. The infrared fixed point corresponds to the inflationary phase in the far past. The ultraviolet fixed point corresponds to a de Sitter phase dominated by the cosmological constant indicated in recent astronomical data. The monotonic decrease of the Hubble parameter corresponds to the irreversibility of renormalization group flow.
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- DE SITTER MUSINGS (2012, background): “On the other hand if the dS/CFT picture is correct, it would imply the holographic emergence of a cosmological time direction [152] which would be a conceptual breakthrough in our understanding of holography.”
- S brane solutions in supergravity theories (2002, background): “The dS/CFT correspondence [5, 6] identifies time evolution in de Sitter space with renormalization group flow [7].”
- The Holographic principle (2002, background): “Its quantum description has recently attracted much attention (e.g., Balasubramanian, Hořava, and Minic, 2001; Strominger, 2001a; Witten, 2001; for extensive lists of references, see, e.g., Balasubramanian, de Boer, and Minic, 2001; Spradlin and Volovich, 2001).”
- The dS/CFT Correspondence and the Big Smash (2001, methodology): “First, as always in general relativity, when speaking of “time”, we must ask, “which time?” As is emphasized in [24], in order to use this argument we must use a definition of bulk time such that evolution along this time induces a conformal transformation of the boundary, as does deSitter time in t”
- Inflation, holography, and the choice of vacuum in de Sitter space (2002, background): “In [56][57][58] it has been shown how, e.”