Cosmic Strings and the String Dilaton
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Abstract: The existence of a dilaton (or moduli) with gravitational-strength coupling to matter imposes stringent constraints on the allowed energy scale of cosmic strings, . In particular, superheavy gauge strings with are ruled out unless the dilaton mass , while the currently popular value imposes the bound . Similar constraints are obtained for global topological defects. Some non-standard cosmological scenarios which can avoid these constraints are pointed out.
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