25–29 May 2026
Murcia, Spain
Europe/Madrid timezone

Isotropic universes with a preferred direction

Not scheduled
40m
Universidad de Murcia, Campus de la Merced (Murcia, Spain)

Universidad de Murcia, Campus de la Merced

Murcia, Spain

Paraninfo Campus de la Merced C. Santo Cristo 1 30001 Murcia Spain

Speaker

Beltrán Jiménez, Jose (University of Salamanca)

Description

The Cosmological Principle establishes the symmetries of the Universe on large scales. The inflationary paradigm and observations suggest that the universe has nearly flat spatial sections and, consequently, it has an approximate Euclidian symmetry group. Most cosmological scenarios realise this symmetry in a trival manner, although some non-trivial realisations have also been explored. All these realisations occur off-shell so they are not subject to the specific dynamics of the model. I will present a class of scenarios with an on-shell realisation of the symmetries so the compliance with the Cosmological Principle only occurs for solutions of the equations of motion. This on-shell realisastion has remarkable consequences like the mixing of different helicity cosmological perturbations or preferred direction effects on an an exact FLRW geometry.

Author

Beltrán Jiménez, Jose (University of Salamanca)

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