New general DBI action, its solution to the paradox of the conversion of kinetic and potential energy in equal rights and their true applications to inflationary cosmology
Xiaokun Yang, Wu-Long Xu, and Yong-Chang Huang

TL;DR
This paper introduces a new general DBI action that resolves the energy conversion paradox in string theory and applies it to inflationary cosmology, producing results consistent with current observational data.
Contribution
A novel general DBI action allowing equal rights conversion between kinetic and potential energy, applied to inflationary cosmology.
Findings
The new DBI inflation model matches Planck and WMAP9 observational constraints.
The scalar perturbation spectrum and tensor-scalar ratio are consistent with CMB data.
Provides a new explanation for the universe's inflation based on energy conversion parity.
Abstract
The Dirac-Born-Infeld (DBI) field theory in string theory is important and can provide the field of the universe's inflation. At the same time, it provides a causal mechanism for generating the original density perturbation, thereby providing the necessary density perturbation for existing the dense and sparse matter distributions of the universe. However, there is the paradox of the conversion of potential energy and kinetic energy in equal rights in string theory. Therefore, we give a new general DBI action, which enables the kinetic energy and potential energy in the action to be converted each other in equal rights, i.e., solving the paradox. Therefore, we deduce a new general DBI action, introduce it into inflationary cosmology to calculate various inflation parameters, further calculate the scalar perturbation spectrum and the tensor-scalar ratio, which are compared with Planck +…
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Taxonomy
TopicsCosmology and Gravitation Theories · Black Holes and Theoretical Physics · Galaxies: Formation, Evolution, Phenomena
