Black-bounce solutions are obtained from a self-interacting 3-form field in GR plus scalar, producing two families that are globally regular with asymmetric horizons and different scalar behaviors.
Non-Gaussianity in multiple three-form field inflation
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In this work, we present a method for implementing the $\delta N$ formalism to study the primordial non-Gaussianity produced in multiple three-form field inflation. Using a dual description relating three-form fields to noncanonical scalar fields, and employing existing results, we produce expressions for the bispectrum of the curvature perturbation in terms of three-form quantities. We study the bispectrum generated in a two three-form field inflationary scenario for a particular potential that for suitable values of the parameters was found in earlier work to give values of the spectral index and ratio of tensor to scalar perturbations compatible with current bounds. We calculate the reduced bispectrum for this model, finding an amplitude in equilateral and orthogonal configurations of ${\cal O}(1)$ and in the squeezed limit of ${\cal O}(10^{-3})$. We confirm, therefore, that this three-form inflationary scenario is compatible with present observational constraints.
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Black Bounce Solutions from a Self-Interacting 3-Form Field in General Relativity
Black-bounce solutions are obtained from a self-interacting 3-form field in GR plus scalar, producing two families that are globally regular with asymmetric horizons and different scalar behaviors.
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Three-form dark energy: constraints and multi-probe comparison with $\Lambda$CDM
Three-form dark energy with Gaussian potential is fitted to multi-probe cosmological data and shows mild statistical preference over ΛCDM only in heavily tensioned dataset combinations.