The Super-Planckian Axion Strikes Back
arXiv:1906.10193 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.100.105019
Abstract
We present a novel framework for obtaining large hierarchies in axion decay constants as well as trans-Planckian field excursions, with no need for tuning or a large number of fields. We consider a model with two or more CFTs with a common cutoff, that are linked by a gauged diagonal symmetry. This construction is dual to the geometry of a warped space with two or more throats glued at a common brane, allowing for calculability. Many applications of our setup are possible,such as ultra-light axions, natural inflation, and relaxion models.
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