2007
DOI: 10.1088/1475-7516/2007/04/011
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Creation of cosmological magnetic fields in a bouncing cosmology

Abstract: We show (in a completely analytical and exact manner) that an efficient magnetic field amplification method is operative during the bounce in a time-dependent gauge coupling model. The cosmological magnetic fields so generated have particular spectral features, and may be observed by future CMB measurements and by direct cluster measurements.

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“…Of course, in some sections also torsion can replace the chiral chemical potential itself. Generation of magnetic fields in a bouncing universe without considering torsion has been found by Salim et al [24], but in this paper several different features are considered; here our universe bounce decouples with torsion inside the bubble which is Ricci flat. When we consider the inflating magnetic fields, actually we obtain deflating magnetic fields since the magnetic fields decays with expanding scales as a(t) ≈ t −1 4 , which shows that the magnetic field grows.…”
Section: Conclusion and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 73%
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“…Of course, in some sections also torsion can replace the chiral chemical potential itself. Generation of magnetic fields in a bouncing universe without considering torsion has been found by Salim et al [24], but in this paper several different features are considered; here our universe bounce decouples with torsion inside the bubble which is Ricci flat. When we consider the inflating magnetic fields, actually we obtain deflating magnetic fields since the magnetic fields decays with expanding scales as a(t) ≈ t −1 4 , which shows that the magnetic field grows.…”
Section: Conclusion and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 73%
“…When we consider the inflating magnetic fields, actually we obtain deflating magnetic fields since the magnetic fields decays with expanding scales as a(t) ≈ t −1 4 , which shows that the magnetic field grows. However, note that when one uses the cosmic time of EWPT this contraction of the bouncing universe actually imposes a deflation in inflating magnetic fields [24], which is really not possible here due to chiral magnetic effects at the EWPT bouncing phase of the universe. In the latest eras of the universe, Barrow et al [25] have shown that a galactic dynamo can seed the amplification of the magnetic fields obtained from superadiabatic (non-adiabatic) amplification using the GR dynamo equations where non-conventional quantum theory or extradimensional theory is needed.…”
Section: Conclusion and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…where, we have taken n = 1 such as in (Turner and Widrow, 1988;Salim et al, 2007). From this effective Lagrangean we obtain the field equations for the Friedmann spatially flat metric Equation 8 and 9:…”
Section: Flat Semi-minimal Torsion-photon Coupling Of Rf 2 Lagrangeanmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These models allow well motivated, Minkowski-like initial conditions to be imposed on the perturbations at early times during the contracting phase. The generation of magnetic fields in such scenarios have been explored only to a limited extent [70][71][72].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%