Radiation back reaction on moving branes
Ian G. Moss, James P Norman

TL;DR
This paper investigates the effects of radiation back reaction on moving cosmological branes, providing a framework for scalar field interactions in various extra-dimensional settings and deriving bounds related to dark radiation and vacuum energy.
Contribution
It introduces a general framework for analyzing radiation back reaction on branes with different scalar fields and extra-dimensional geometries, including anti-de Sitter spaces.
Findings
Back reaction terms are non-analytic for massless scalar radiation.
Nucleosynthesis bounds impose a lower limit on the string vacuum energy scale.
Equations of motion are solved in simplified scenarios.
Abstract
This paper addresses the radiation back reaction problem for cosmological branes. A general framework is provided in which results are given for the radiation reaction with massles and massive scalar fields with flat extra dimensions and massless conformal fields in anti-de Sitter extra dimensions. For massless scalar field radiation the back reaction terms in the equation of motion are non-analytic. The interpretation of the radiation reaction terms is discussed and the equations of motion solved in simple cases. Nucleosynthesis bounds on dark radiation give a lower bound on the string vacuum energy scale of , where is the tensor perturbation amplitude in the cosmic microwave background.
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