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Towards multi-field D-brane inflation in a warped throat

High Energy Physics - Theory · Submitted 13 Jul 2010

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The authors' main claim Inflation is realized by the motion of a D-brane along the radial direction of the throat, and at later stages instabilities develop in the angular directions.

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CitationGianmassimo Tasinato, Heng-Yu Chen, Jinn-Ouk Gong, Kazuya Koyama. "Towards multi-field D-brane inflation in a warped throat." arXiv:1007.2068 (2010). https://pith.science/paper/KC2IQPD4
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We study the inflationary dynamics in a model of slow-roll inflation in warped throat. Inflation is realized by the motion of a D-brane along the radial direction of the throat, and at later stages instabilities develop in the angular directions. We closely investigate both the single field potential relevant for the slow-roll phase, and the full multi-field one including the angular modes which becomes important at later stages. We study the main features of the instability process, discussing its possible consequences and identifying the vacua towards which the angular modes are driven.

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s0 We study the inflationary dynamics in a model of slow-roll inflation in warped throat. contribution 0.95 0.90 0.04 asserted 0.93
s1 Inflation is realized by the motion of a D-brane along the radial direction of the throat, and at later stages instabilities develop in the angular directions. method 0.47 0.56 0.18 asserted 1.00
s2 We closely investigate both the single field potential relevant for the slow-roll phase, and the full multi-field one including the angular modes which becomes important at later stages. contribution 0.89 0.94 0.08 asserted 0.94
s3 We study the main features of the instability process, discussing its possible consequences and identifying the vacua towards which the angular modes are driven. contribution 0.89 0.94 0.28 asserted 0.75

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We study the inflationary dynamics in a model of slow-roll inflation in warped throat. Inflation is realized by the motion of a D-brane along the radial direction of the throat, and at later stages instabilities develop in the angular directions. We closely investigate both the single field potential relevant for the slow-roll phase, and the full multi-field one including the angular modes which becomes important at later stages. We study the main features of the instability process, discussing its possible consequences and identifying the vacua towards which the angular modes are driven.

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  • In recent years there has been significant progress within the `KKLT' framework, [ref] , in which the older idea of brane inflation [ref] , is realised via the motion of a brane in internal, hidden, extra dimensions [ref] (see also [ref] and the reviews [ref] ).

    Spinflation with Angular Potentials · Introduction · 1.00

  • Multifield inflationary models open up even further possibilities, such as curvatons [ref] , turning [ref] or bifurcating [ref] trajectories, thermal effects [ref] and etc [For a recent review on non-Gaussian effects for different inflationary models, see [ref] which also contains an organized classification of different types of non-Gaussianity.].

    A Note on Calm Excited States of Inflation · Introduction · 0.89

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  • To study the D3 trajectory in such a throat, an elegant systematic way to parametrize the potential experienced by a D3-brane was recently given in Refs. [ref] , which can be summarized succintly as

    Holographic Systematics of D-brane Inflation · Parametrizing the potential and multiple field inflation · 0.94

  • To study the D3 trajectory in such a throat, an elegant systematic way to parametrize the potential experienced by a D3-brane was recently given in Refs. [ref] , which can be summarized succintly as

    D3-brane Potentials from Fluxes in AdS/CFT · Parametrizing the potential and multiple field inflation · 0.94

  • To parametrize the angular coordinate $Ψ_i$, we can rewrite the matrix $W$ as [ref]

    Towards an Explicit Model of D-brane Inflation · Extremal trajectory and angular mass matrix · 0.87

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  • Notice that, as shown in Ref. [ref] , if the separation between brane and antibrane is sufficiently large, the Coulomb potential does not depend on the angular coordinates.

    Towards Inflation in String Theory · An explicit inflaton potential: Ouyang embedding case · 0.96

  • As shown in Ref. [ref] , the main point to notice is that bulk contributions to the angular potential give rise to suppressed by powers of the warp factor.

    D3-brane Vacua in Stabilized Compactifications · Slow-roll inflation in the Ouyang embedding · 0.97

  • As shown in Ref. [ref] , this force is generically suppressed with respect to the other contributions to the D3 potential.

    Towards an Explicit Model of D-brane Inflation · An explicit inflaton potential: Ouyang embedding case · 0.99

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