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A note on inflationary scenario with non-minimal coupling

High Energy Physics - Phenomenology · Submitted 16 Aug 2012

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The authors' main claim We show in the frame-work of perturbation theory, that our results of spectral index and bound on no-minimal coupling parameter agree with the results obtained using the adiabatic equation of state by the earlier authors.

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CitationAbhishek Basak, Jitesh R. Bhatt. "A note on inflationary scenario with non-minimal coupling." arXiv:1208.3298 (2012). https://pith.science/paper/KVMG6PYM
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We consider first order perturbation theory for a non-minimally coupled inflaton field without assuming an adiabatic equation of state. In general perturbations in non-minimally coupled theory may be non-adiabatic. However under the slow-roll assumptions the perturbation theory may look like adiabatic one. We show in the frame-work of perturbation theory, that our results of spectral index and bound on no-minimal coupling parameter agree with the results obtained using the adiabatic equation of state by the earlier authors.

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s1 In general perturbations in non-minimally coupled theory may be non-adiabatic. background 0.97 0.15 0.06 hedged possibility 1.00
s2 However under the slow-roll assumptions the perturbation theory may look like adiabatic one. background 0.40 0.14 0.11 hedged possibility 1.00
s3 We show in the frame-work of perturbation theory, that our results of spectral index and bound on no-minimal coupling parameter agree with the results obtained using the adiabatic equation of state by the earlier authors. result 0.98 0.87 0.80 asserted 1.00

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We consider first order perturbation theory for a non-minimally coupled inflaton field without assuming an adiabatic equation of state. In general perturbations in non-minimally coupled theory may be non-adiabatic. However under the slow-roll assumptions the perturbation theory may look like adiabatic one. We show in the frame-work of perturbation theory, that our results of spectral index and bound on no-minimal coupling parameter agree with the results obtained using the adiabatic equation of state by the earlier authors.

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  • It has been demonstrated that viable scenarios of inflation for an unperturbed universe can occur with non-minimal coupling [ref] .

    Conformally coupled inflation · Consequences for Inflation · 0.97

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  • A priori $ξ$ can take any value and it would be good if based on some physical (and/or mathematical) requirements and consistency, a range of values for $ξ$ could be identified (see [ref] , [ref] , [ref] for a clear discussion on various possibilities and restrictions; see also [ref] ).

    On non-minimal coupling of the inflaton · Introduction · 0.92

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