About Jordan and Einstein Frames: A Study in Inflationary Magnetogenesis

In this paper, we make a detailed side-by-side comparison between Jordan and Einstein frames in the context of cosmic magnetogenesis. We have computed the evolution of the vector potential in each frame along with some observables such as the spectral index and the magnetic field amplitude. We found that contrary to the Einstein frame, the electric and magnetic energy densities in the Jordan Frame do not depend on any parameter associated with the scalar field. Furthermore, in the Einstein frame, and assuming scale invariance for the magnetic field, most of the total energy density contribution comes from the electric and magnetic densities. Finally, we show the ratio between magnetic field signals in both frames printed in the CMB.

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Universe
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2024-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.3390/universe10090350
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3
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Cosmology and Gravitation Theories
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About Jordan and Einstein Frames: A Study in Inflationary Magnetogenesis

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About Jordan and Einstein Frames: A Study in Inflationary Magnetogenesis

Leonardo Castañeda, Héctor J. Hortúa, Joel Velásquez
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In this paper, we make a detailed side-by-side comparison between Jordan and Einstein frames in the context of cosmic magnetogenesis. We have computed the evolution of the vector potential in each frame along with some observables such as the spectral index and the magnetic field amplitude. We found that contrary to the Einstein frame, the electric and magnetic energy densities in the Jordan Frame do not depend on any parameter associated with the scalar field. Furthermore, in the Einstein frame, and assuming scale invariance for the magnetic field, most of the total energy density contribution comes from the electric and magnetic densities. Finally, we show the ratio between magnetic field signals in both frames printed in the CMB.

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