V. Anagha’s research while affiliated with Vellore Institute of Technology University and other places

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Fig. 10 Evolution of H,nn H,n − 2H,n H = as a function of a for the best fit parameter values of h 0 , x 0 and δ
/μ as a function of redshift: weighted average of data from Hydrogen and other Molecular Spectra of Quasars
A cosmological reconstruction of the Higgs vacuum expectation value
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December 2024

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The European Physical Journal C

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V. Anagha

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Selva Ganesh

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Vivek Menon

We present a simple toy model of cosmic acceleration driven purely by a self-interacting scalar field embedded in theory of grand unification. The scalar self-interaction is Higgs-like and provokes a spontaneous symmetry breaking. The coefficient of the quadratic term in the self-interaction potential has an evolution and it leads to a cosmic variation of proton-to-electron mass ratio, μ\mu μ . We perform a cosmological reconstruction from the kinematic parameter jerk and discuss a few cosmological consequences of the theory. We also compare the theoretically calculated μ\mu μ variation with the observations of molecular absorption spectra from Cesium Atomic Clock data.

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A Cosmological Reconstruction of the Higgs Vacuum Expectation Value

September 2024

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We present a simple toy model of cosmic acceleration driven purely by a self-interacting scalar field embedded in theory of grand unification. The scalar self-interaction is Higgs-like and provokes a spontaneous symmetry breaking. The coefficient of the quadratic term in the self-interaction potential has an evolution and it leads to a cosmic variation of proton-to-electron mass ratio, μ\mu. We perform a cosmological reconstruction from the kinematic parameter jerk and discuss a few cosmological consequences of the theory. We also compare the theoretically calculated μ\mu variation with the observations of molecular absorption spectra from Cesium Atomic Clock data.