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Observational Consequences of a Landscape: Epilogue · Around

2014

Observational Consequences of a Landscape: Epilogue

Freivogel, Ben, Kleban, Matthew, Martinez, Maria Rodriguez et al.

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In this follow-up to our paper from 2005, we briefly discuss the implications of the apparent detection of B modes in the Cosmic Microwave Background for the issues raised in that paper.

We argue that under the assumptions of eternal inflation, there is now stronger support for the detectability of a Coleman-De Luccia bubble nucleation event in our past.
In particular, the odds that the spatial curvature of the universe is large enough to be detectable by near future experiments are increased.

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B. Freivogel, M. Kleban, M. Rodriguez Martinez and L. Susskind, “Observational consequences of a landscape,” JHEP 0603
2006
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N. Kaloper, A. Lawrence and L. Sorbo, “An Ignoble Approach to Large Field Inflation,” JCAP 1103
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2008
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G. D’Amico, R. Gobbetti, M. Kleban and M. Schillo, “Large-scale anomalies from primordial dissipation,” JCAP 1311
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A. R. Liddle and M. Cortês, “Cosmic microwave background anomalies in an open universe,” Phys. Rev. Lett. 111
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