Gravitational Waves from Multiple Cosmic Superstrings and the Overshoot Problem
Luca Brunelli, Michele Cicoli, Muhammad Hassan, Seyed Ehsan Qoreishi, Francisco Gil Pedro
hep-th, astro-ph.CO, gr-qc, hep-ph
Submitted: 2026-07-28
Comments: 16 pages+ 1 Appendix, 17 Figures
License: http://arxiv.org/licenses/nonexclusive-distrib/1.0/
Terminology
Sources
- String Cosmology: from the Early Universe to Today
- Percolating Cosmic String Networks from Kination
- Cosmic (super)strings with a time-varying tension
- Growth of Cosmic Strings beyond Kination
- Cosmic superstrings in large volume compactifications: PTAs, LISA and time-varying tension
- Dynamical Systems and Superstring Phases in the Early Universe
- Dynamics of Cosmic Superstrings and the Overshoot Problem
- General Analysis of LARGE Volume Scenarios with String Loop Moduli Stabilisation
- High-frequency Gravitational Waves from Superstring Phases in the Early Universe
- Growth of Cosmic Strings with Field-Dependent Tension
- Evolution of Generic Varying-Tension Cosmic Strings in Expanding Spacetimes
- The gravitational wave landscape of cosmic string networks with varying tension
- Inflection Point Inflation and Time Dependent Potentials in String Theory
- Volume Modulus Inflation and the Gravitino Mass Problem
- Non-thermal Dark Matter and the Moduli Problem in String Frameworks
- Catch-Me-If-You-Can: The Overshoot Problem and the Weak/Inflation Hierarchy
- Explicit de Sitter Flux Vacua for Global String Models with Chiral Matter
- De Sitter from T-branes
- A New Class of de Sitter Vacua in Type IIB Large Volume Compactifications
- Effective potentials, warping, and implications for F-term uplifting
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