Weighing neutrinos in gravity in light of BICEP2
arXiv:1406.6822 · doi:10.1088/0253-6102/62/1/18
Abstract
We constrain the neutrino mass in gravity using the latest observations from the Planck, BAO and BICEP2 data. We find that the measurement on the B-modes can break the degeneracy between the massive neutrinos and the gravity. We find a non-zero value of the Compton wavelengths at a confidence level for the model in the presence of massive neutrinos when the BICEP2 data is used. Furthermore, the tension on the tensor-to-scalar ratios between the measured values from Plank and BICEP2 is significantly reconciled in our model.
8 pages,4 figures
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