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Discrete Quantum Spectrum of Observable Correlations from Inflation
Craig J. Hogan
The decoherence of quantum fluctuations into classical perturbations during inflation is discussed. A simple quantum mechanical argument, using a spatial particle wavefunction rath…
Quarks, Electrons, and Atoms in Closely Related Universes
Craig J. Hogan
In a model where a multiverse wavefunction explores a multitude of vacua with different symmetries and parameters, properties of universes closely related to ours can be understood…
Holographic Bound on Information in Inflationary Perturbations
Craig J. Hogan
The formation of frozen classical perturbations from vacuum quantum fluctuations during inflation is described as a unitary quantum process with apparent "decoherence" caused by th…
Information from the Beginning
Craig J. Hogan
Requiring black hole evaporation to be quantum-mechanically coherent imposes a universal, finite ``holographic bound'', conjectured to be due to fundamental discreteness of quantiz…
New physics and astronomy with the new gravitational-wave observatories
Scott A. Hughes, Szabolcs Marka, Peter L. Bender +1
Gravitational-wave detectors with sensitivities sufficient to measure the radiation from astrophysical sources are rapidly coming into existence. By the end of this decade, there w…
Generation of Cosmic Magnetic Fields at Recombination
Craig J. Hogan
It is shown that the standard cosmological model predicts {\it ab initio} generation of large-scale but very small-amplitude cosmic magnetic fields at the epoch of recombination of…