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Aligned QCD axionNaoya KITAJIMA
1512.05295, 1603.02090, 1606.05552T. Higaki (Keio Univ.), K.S. Jeong (Pusan national Univ.)T. Sekiguchi (CTPU, IBS) and F. Takahashi (Tohoku Univ.)
The 6th KIAS workshop on Particle Physics and Cosmology, Oct. 24 - 28, 2016
Strong CP problem
LQCD = �1
4Ga
µ⌫Gµ⌫a +
g2s32⇡2
✓Gaµ⌫G̃
µ⌫a
CP violating phase
|✓| < 0.7⇥ 10�11 Fine tuning?
experimental constraint on NEDM
Solution : Peccei-Quinn mechanismPeccei, Quinn (1977)
� = |�|eia/faPQ field U(1)PQ symmetry+
L 3 g2s32⇡2
✓✓ +
a
Fa
◆Ga
µ⌫G̃µ⌫a
dynamical field -> 0
Q1. PQ scale must be in some intermediate scale. Why?
Axion puzzle -1-
Axion window : 109 GeV . Fa . 1012 GeV
SN1987A DM abundance
weak scale
GUT1016 GeV
PQ scale
103 GeV
Q2. High quality of PQ symmetry is required. How come?
Global symmetries must be explicitly broken
Axion puzzle -2-
L 3 �5
MP,
�6
M2P
, . . .by e.g. Planck suppressed operators :
They contribute to CP phase
PQ mechanism would be broken down
weak scale
GUT1016 GeV
PQ scale
Our strategy
103 GeV
alignment mechanism
multiple axions with
Fa ⇠ 109�12 GeV
h�ii = fi ⇠ TeV, i = 1, 2, 3, ..
QCD axion
2⇡f2
�2
�12⇡f1 ⇥ n
2⇡fe↵
Alignment mechanism — basic pictureKim, Niles, Peloso, hep-ph/0419138
2⇡f1
2⇡f2
�1
�2
flat direction
�1 ! �1 + 2⇡f1 ⇥ n, �2 ! �2 + 2⇡f2
effective decay constant : fe↵ =q
n2f21 + f2
2
V = ⇤
4
1� cos
✓�1
f1� n�2
f2
◆�2-axion case
�1
f1� n
�2
f2=
c
o
n
s
t
.
�1
f1� n
�2
f2= const.
1 period of flat direction
Clockwork axion model
K. Choi, H. Kim, S. Yun, 1404.6209K. Choi, S.H. Im, 1511.00132D.E. Kaplan, R. Rattazzi, 1511.01827
�i = �i + 2⇡fi (i = 1, 2, . . . , N)N-axions:
V = �N�1X
i=1
⇤
4i cos
✓�i
fi+ ni
�i+1
fi+1
◆potential :
fe↵ =
vuuutNX
i=1
0
@NY
j=i
n2j
1
A f2i
�flat =NX
i=1
(�1)i�1
0
@NY
j=i
nj
1
A fi�i
fe↵with
(nN ⌘ 1)
flat direction :
fe↵ ⇠ nNi fi
Aligned “QCD” axion modelT. Higaki, K.S. Jeong, NK, F. Takahashi, 1512.05295
L =
N�1X
i=1
⇤
4i cos
✓�i
fi+ ni
�i+1
fi+1
◆
+
g2332⇡2
ks�N
fNGµ⌫
˜Gµ⌫ +
g2132⇡2
k�N
fNBµ⌫
˜Bµ⌫
a =NX
i=1
(�1)i�1
0
@NY
j=i
nj
1
A fi�i
fafa =
vuuutNX
i=1
0
@NY
j=i
n2j
1
A f2iwith
flat direction = QCD axion
fi ⇠ fN ⇠ f and |ni| ⇠ n > 0 (i = 1, 2, . . . , N � 1)
(TeV scale)fa ⇠ eN lnnf ⇠ 109�12
we need more than 10 axionsf ⇠ TeV, fa ⇠ 1010 GeV, n = 3
GeV
haiFa
⌘ ¯✓ 'm2��PQ sin↵
m2QCD +m2
��PQ cos↵
µ
Fa
VQCD = �m2QCDF
2a cos
✓a
Fa
◆�m2
��PQµ2cos
✓a
µ� ↵
◆
extra PQ breaking QCD instanton
Quality of the PQ symmetry
potential of QCD axion : QCD instanton + extra PQ breaking
Strong CP phase is displaced by the second term
axion mass : m2a ' m2
QCD +m2��PQ cos↵
mQCD ' 6⇥ 10�4 eV
✓⇤QCD
400 MeV
◆2✓ Fa
1010 GeV
◆�1
QCD instanton —
1. Planck-suppressed dimension-5 operator
too large strong CP phase unless tanα is extremely small…
no alignment mechanism
& ✓̄ ⇠ tan↵m��PQ ⇠ 106 GeV
✓Fa
1010 GeV
◆3/2
� mQCD
(conventional case)
�V5 =5
5
�5
MP+ h.c.
h�i ⇠ Fa ⇠ µ
1. Planck-suppressed dimension-5 operator
�V5 =5
5
�51
MP+ h.c.
Experimental bound can be satisfied if alignment mechanism enhances effective decay constant ⇠ 108
✓̄ ⇡ 2⇥ 10�10
✓↵
0.1
◆✓Fa/f1108
◆�1
m��PQ � mQCDfor
aligned axion h�1i ⇠ f1 ⇠ µ
m��PQ ' 0.03 MeVp
|5|✓
f1103 GeV
◆3/2
m2��PQ =
5|5|2p2
f31
MP
T. Higaki, K.S. Jeong, NK, F. Takahashi, 1603.02090
Fig. in Kawasaki, Nakayama 1301.1123
T > Tc
T < Tc
N cosmic strings are formed
shift symmetry
N-1 domain walls are formed(bounded by cosmic strings)
“string-wall network”
Defect formation in aligned axion model
V =NX
i=1
✓�m2
i |�i|2 + �i|�i|4◆
�V =N�1X
i=1
✏i�i�3i+1 + h.c.
breaking of U(1)N
T. Higaki, K.S. Jeong, NK, T. Sekiguchi F. Takahashi, 1606.05552
U(1)N can easily be restored
Tc ⇠ f ⇠ TeVbecause
Cosmic string “Bundle”
N = 2 N = 3
string
wall
cross section of isolated systems
Aligned structure in the field (internal) space appears in the real space!
x
y
�V =N�1X
i=1
✏i�i�3i+1 + h.c.
T. Higaki, K.S. Jeong, NK, T. Sekiguchi F. Takahashi, 1606.05552
string bundle QCD axion string
µe↵ ' ⇡(32(N�1)f21 + · · ·+ 32f2
N�1 + f2N ) ln
✓R
�
◆= ⇡F 2
a ln
✓R
�
◆“effective” tension of string bundle :
Fa =
vuuutNX
i=1
f2i
0
@NY
j=i
n2j
1
AwithR - horizon sizeδ - string core
Lattice simulation for N=22D
3D
String bundles are formed!
Lattice simulation for N=22D
3D
String bundles are formed!
string bundle QCD axion string
However, formation probability of such structure is exponentially suppressed
(ΦΝ string requires 3N Φ1 strings but # of Φ1 strings decreases by pair annihilation)
Lattice simulation for N=32D
3D
String-wall network is long-lived
Lattice simulation for N=32D
3D
String-wall network is long-lived
T ⇠ 1 GeVQCD axion potential arises& domain wall becomes unstable
f . 400 TeV ✏�1/6
✓⇤QCD
400 MeV
◆4/3To avoid domain wall dominationbefore the annihilation :
Domain wall annihilation
V
aenergy bias
clockwork potential
QCD axion potential
⇢DW ⇠ VbiasDomain wall annihilates when
Hiramatsu,Kawasaki,Saikawa (2010)
Domain wall collapse
Gravitational waves
Moore et al. 1408.0740
⌫peak ' 1.6⇥ 10�7 Hz
✓g⇤ann80
◆1/6✓ Tann
1 GeV
◆
Gravitational waves from decaying domain walls
pulsar timing obs.
Peak frequency of GW — Hubble parameter at the annihilation
⌦gwh2 < 2.3⇥ 10�10 at ⌫1yr ' 3⇥ 10�8 Hzcurrent constraint :
P. D. Lasky et al. 1511.05994
Constraints from pulsar timing observations
f . 200 TeV ⇥ ✏�1/6
✓⇤QCD
400 MeV
◆28/33
100 TeV (future observation by SKA)
Intensity of GW by DW decay
⌦gw(⌫) / ⌫3 for ⌫ < ⌫peakfrequency dependence : Hiramatsu, Kawasaki, Saikawa, 1309.5001
⌦gw(⌫peak)h2 ' 2⇥ 10�11✏
✓g⇤ann80
◆�4/3✓ Tann
1 GeV
◆�4✓ f
100 TeV
◆6
Summary
- Intermediate scale for axion decay constant can be realized by alignment mechanism — aligned QCD axion model
N-axions w/ weak scale decay constant —> QCD axion
- High quality of PQ scale can be naturally realizedPQ mechanism works well w/o fine tuning / introducing extra ZN
- Topological defects can easily formed in aligned axion modeland it puts an upper bound on the decay constant
f . O(100) TeV
Cosmology tells us the existence of new physics < 100 TeV?
Strong CP problem
LQCD = �1
4Ga
µ⌫Gµ⌫a +
g2s32⇡2
✓Gaµ⌫G̃
µ⌫a
CP violating phase
|✓| < 0.7⇥ 10�11 Fine tuning?
neutron electric dipole moment dn ' 4.5⇥ 10�15✓e cm
experimental constraint |dn| < 2.9⇥ 10�26e cm
Solution : Peccei-Quinn mechanismPeccei, Quinn (1977)
L 3 g2s32⇡2
✓✓ +
a
Fa
◆Ga
µ⌫G̃µ⌫a
dynamical field
� = |�|eia/faPQ field U(1)PQ symmetry+axion
Strong CP phase is dynamically cancelled!
axion✓ +
a
Fa= 0
�i =
✓⇢i +
fip2
◆ei�i/fi fi =
p2h|�i|iwith
V =NX
i=1
✓�m2
i |�i|2 +�i
4|�i|4
◆N-complex scalar fields with global U(1)N symmetry
U(1)N symmetry breaking
�L =N�1X
i=1
�i ̄i i +
niX
a=1
�i+1 ̄ai ai
!+ h.c.
K. Choi, H. Kim, S. Yun, 1404.6209
�V =N�1X
i=1
✏i�i�3i+1 + h.c. ni = 3 and ⇤i =
✓✏i2fif
3i+1
◆1/4
D.E. Kaplan, R. Rattazzi, 1511.01827
Possible UV completion
2. Planck-suppressed dimension-6 operator
Z2 : �i ! ��i
�V6 =6
6
�61
M2P
+ h.c.
m2��PQ =
3|6|2
f41
M2P
, µ =f16
and ↵ = arg(6)
¯✓ ' 1.7⇥ 10
�10m2��PQ cos↵
m2QCD +m2
��PQ cos↵
✓tan↵
0.1
◆✓Fa/f110
8
◆�1
m��PQ ' 0.5⇥ 10�3 eVp
|6|✓
f1103 GeV
◆2
aligned QCD axion
Experimental bound can be satisfied if alignment mechanism enhances effective decay constant ⇠ 108
Topological defect 1 : Cosmic string
domain wall
spontaneous breaking of U(1) symmetry —> cosmic string
“vacuum circle”
✓
internal (field) space spatial coordinate
coordinate space
horizon scale
Axion potential
Topological defect 2 : Domain wall
discrete minima (vacuum) —> domain wall formation
domain wall
⌦a,dwh2 = (5.8± 2.8)
✓Fa
1012 GeV
◆1.19✓ ⇤
400 MeV
◆
⌦a,strh2 = 2.0⇠
✓Fa
1012 GeV
◆1.19✓ ⇤
400 MeV
◆cosmic string :
domain wall :
coherent oscillation : ⌦a,osch2 = 0.18 ✓2i
✓Fa
1012 GeV
◆1.19
with h✓2i i =canh⇡2
3
Axion abundance (conventional scenario)
⌦a,toth2 = (8.4± 3.0)
✓Fa
1012 GeV
◆1.19✓ ⇤
400 MeV
◆total :
Topological defects in conventional axion scenario
PQ symmetry breaking after inflation
Hiramatsu, Kawasaki, Saikawa, Sekiguchi 1202.5851
Domain walls with cosmic strings
NDW=1
Cosmic string
string-wall network decays into axions
�i =fip2ei�i/fi =
fip2eiwi✓Cosmic string solution :
µi ⇠ µcore
+
Z R
�
����1
r
@�i
@✓i
����2
2⇡rdr ⇡ ⇡w2
i f2
i ln
✓R
�
◆tension :
Cosmic strings of N-axions
http://www.damtp.cam.ac.uk/research/gr/public/cs_evol.html
wi : winding number for each axion string : angular coordinate in real space✓
fi ⌧ Fan.b.
Each string tension is much smaller thanthat of the QCD axion string