Application of Quantum Darwinism to Diffusion during Cosmic Inflation
Nicolas F. Lori, Alex H. Blin

TL;DR
This paper applies quantum Darwinism to model decoherence during cosmic inflation, linking quantum Brownian motion to the decoherence times of baby universes and deriving a relation with the Hubble parameter.
Contribution
It introduces a quantum Darwinism framework to analyze decoherence in cosmic inflation, providing a novel equation relating decoherence time to the Hubble parameter.
Findings
Decoherence times are derived from quantum Darwinism principles.
Decoherence is modeled as quantum Brownian motion of the wave function.
A specific relation between decoherence time and Hubble parameter is established.
Abstract
A baby-universe model of cosmic inflation is analyzed using quantum Darwinism. In this model cosmic inflation can be approximated as Brownian motion of a quantum field, and quantum Darwinism implies that decoherence is the result of quantum Brownian motion of the wave function. The quantum Darwinism approach to decoherence in the baby-universe cosmic-inflation model yields the decoherence times of the baby-universes. The result is the equation relating the baby-universe's decoherence time with the Hubble parameter. A brief discussion of the relation between Darwinism and determinism is provided in the Appendix.
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Taxonomy
TopicsCosmology and Gravitation Theories · Quantum Mechanics and Applications · Relativity and Gravitational Theory
