Authors introduce new Hubble rate test functions for tachyon inflation, derive analytical ns and r using assumed slow-roll parameter dependence, and compare predictions to Planck data.
Tachyon with an inverse power-law potential in a braneworld cosmology
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We study a tachyon cosmological model based on the dynamics of a 3-brane in the bulk of the second Randall-Sundrum model extended to more general warp functions. A well known prototype of such a generalization is the bulk with a selfinteracting scalar field. As a consequence of a generalized bulk geometry the cosmology on the observer brane is modified by the scale dependent four-dimensional gravitational constant. In particular we study a power law warp factor which generates an inverse power-law potential $V\propto \varphi^{-n}$ of the tachyon field $\varphi$. We find a critical power $n_{\rm cr}$ that divides two subclasses with distinct asymptotic behaviors: a dust universe for $n>n_{\rm cr}$ and a quasi de Sitter universe for $0<n<n_{\rm cr}$.
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Analytical calculation of the observational parameters for tachyon inflation
Authors introduce new Hubble rate test functions for tachyon inflation, derive analytical ns and r using assumed slow-roll parameter dependence, and compare predictions to Planck data.