Spontaneous Scalarization in Gravitational Theories

 
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Giulia Ventagli
University of Nottingham
 
1 April 2021
 
Paper in collaboration with A. Lehébel and T. P. Sotiriou, PRD 102.024050, 
arXiv:2006.01153
 
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Spontaneous growth of fields around compact objects
 
 
Triggered by a linear tachyonic instability
 
 
Instability quenched by nonlinearities of the system
 
 
Stable configuration of the field around a compact object
 
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First proposed by Damour and Esposito-Farese ’93
Linear tachyonic instability around a GR neutron star configuration
 
Damour and
Esposito-Farese ‘93
 
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Similar mechanism studied in scalar Gauss-Bonnet gravity
Spontaneous scalarization for both neutron stars and black holes
 
Silva et al. 2018
Doneva et al. 2018
Antoniou et al. 2018
 
For tachyonic
instability
 
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Most general action with a scalar field and second order field
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Horndeski 1974
Kobayashi et al. 2011
 
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Minimal action containing all terms that trigger tachyonic instability
 
Andreou, Franchini,
Sotiriou and GV  ‘19
 
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Focus on NS
Static and spherically symmetric background spacetime (TOV eqs.)
Scalar perturbation decomposed in spherical harmonics
 
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Boundary condition
 
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Sly EOS
Central energy density
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MPA1 EOS
Central energy density
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Sly EOS
Central energy density
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Additional scalar mass
 
 
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Sly EOS
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Analysis of scalarization threshold with more than one coupling
Small bare mass stabilizes GR solutions
Threshold only mildly sensitive to choice of EOS
 Positive Ricci coupling can also lead to scalarization
 
 
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Solve the full system of field equations for BH and NS
Study existence of scalarized solutions (ongoing)
Stability
 
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Process completed by considering
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If they are strong enough, they can
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Contribution from 
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Bound on 
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Sly EOS
 
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Spontaneous scalarization presents a unique phenomenon where compact objects experience field growth triggered by tachyonic instability, leading to stable field configurations. Explored in various theories, such as Horndeski gravity and scalar Gauss-Bonnet gravity, spontaneous scalarization is studied in the context of neutron stars and black holes, shedding light on fundamental aspects of scalar-tensor theories.

  • Spontaneous scalarization
  • Gravitational theories
  • Tachyonic instability
  • Neutron stars
  • Black holes

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  1. The Onset of Spontaneous The Onset of Spontaneous Scalarization in Generalised Scalarization in Generalised Scalar Scalar- -tensor Theories tensor Theories Giulia Ventagli University of Nottingham 1 April 2021 Paper in collaboration with A. Leh bel and T. P. Sotiriou, PRD 102.024050, arXiv:2006.01153

  2. Spontaneous Scalarization Spontaneous Scalarization Spontaneous growth of fields around compact objects Triggered by a linear tachyonic instability Instability quenched by nonlinearities of the system Stable configuration of the field around a compact object

  3. NS Spontaneous scalarization NS Spontaneous scalarization Damour and Esposito-Farese 93 First proposed by Damour and Esposito-Farese 93 Linear tachyonic instability around a GR neutron star configuration

  4. Silva et al. 2018 Doneva et al. 2018 Antoniou et al. 2018 BH Spontaneous scalarization BH Spontaneous scalarization Similar mechanism studied in scalar Gauss-Bonnet gravity Spontaneous scalarization for both neutron stars and black holes For tachyonic instability

  5. Horndeski 1974 Kobayashi et al. 2011 Horndeski gravity Horndeski gravity Most general action with a scalar field and second order field equations where with

  6. Andreou, Franchini, Sotiriou and GV 19 Minimal action Minimal action Minimal action containing all terms that trigger tachyonic instability with

  7. Setup Setup Focus on NS Static and spherically symmetric background spacetime (TOV eqs.) Scalar perturbation decomposed in spherical harmonics and Boundary condition

  8. Changing the effective mass Changing the effective mass Sly EOS Central energy density s.t.

  9. Equations of state Equations of state MPA1 EOS Central energy density s.t.

  10. Effect of the bare scalar mass Effect of the bare scalar mass Sly EOS Central energy density s.t. Additional scalar mass

  11. Mass of the star Mass of the star Sly EOS Central energy density s.t.

  12. Conclusion Conclusion Analysis of scalarization threshold with more than one coupling Small bare mass stabilizes GR solutions Threshold only mildly sensitive to choice of EOS Positive Ricci coupling can also lead to scalarization

  13. Future works Future works Solve the full system of field equations for BH and NS Study existence of scalarized solutions (ongoing) Stability

  14. Thank you Thank you

  15. Suppressing the instability Suppressing the instability Process completed by considering nonlinearities of the system If they are strong enough, they can suppress the instability

  16. Ricci scalar Ricci scalar

  17. Hyperbolicity Hyperbolicity Contribution from to effective metric Bound on to have hyperbolicity of the equation Sly EOS

  18. Effects of Effects of

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