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Cosmological Inflation: A Personal Perspective [PDF]
13 pages, 3 figures. Text based on a public lecture presented at the Academy of Athens within the activities of the Symposium "Chaos in Astronomy 2007", held in Athens Greece in September ...
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Inflation from R^2 gravity: a new approach using nonlinear electrodynamics
We discuss another approach regarding the inflation from the R^2 theory of gravity originally proposed by Starobinski. A non-singular early cosmology is proposed, where, adding a nonlinear electrodynamics Lagrangian to the high-order action, a bouncing ...
Acernese+41 more
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This paper aims to demonstrate that modern cosmology has overlooked the systematic and holistic aspects of the universe’s evolution. It is based on the notion that the primordial universe comprised a two-component quantum superfluid and a synthesis of ...
Xiaodong Yang+3 more
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Primordial Gravitational Waves and Reheating in a New Class of Plateau-Like Inflationary Potentials
We study a new class of inflation model parametrized by the Hubble radius, such that aH∝exp(−αφ)n. These potentials are plateau-like, and reduce to the power-law potentials in the simplest case n=2.
Siri Chongchitnan
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Inflation and Loop Quantum Cosmology [PDF]
5 pages, Proceedings of the 35th International Conference on High Energy Physics, Paris, 2010 (ICHEP 2010)
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Cosmological inflation cries out for supersymmetry [PDF]
John Ellis+3 more
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Cosmological moduli problem and thermal inflation models [PDF]
T. Asaka, Masahiro Kawasaki
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Cosmological inflation with orbifold moduli as inflatons [PDF]
David Bailin, G. V. Kraniotis, A. Love
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Cosmological Inflation and the Nature of Time [PDF]
19 pages, self-unpacking, uuencoded, gz-compressed postscript file, in Proceedings of the International School of Astrophysics, ``D.
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Is cosmological constant needed in Higgs inflation?
The detection of B-mode shows a very powerful constraint to theoretical inflation models through the measurement of the tensor-to-scalar ratio $r$. Higgs boson is the most likely candidate of the inflaton field. But usually, Higgs inflation models predict a small value of $r$, which is not quite consistent with the recent results from BICEP2.
Chao-Jun Feng+2 more
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