Primordial Helium Production in a Charged Universe
Eduard Masso, Francesc Rota
Abstract
We use the constraints arising from primordial nucleosynthesis to bound a putative electric charge density |e|nq of the universe. We find |nq/nγ| 10-43, four orders of magnitude more stringent than previous limits. We also work out the bounds on nq in models with a photon mass, that allows to have a charge density without large-scale electric fields.
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