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Accidental Inflation from K\"ahler Uplifting

High Energy Physics - Theory · Submitted 2 Sep 2013

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The authors' main claim The inclusion of several quantum corrections to the 4d effective action evades previous no-go theorems and allows for construction of simple and successful models of string inflation.

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CitationAlexander Westphal, Clemens Wieck, Ido Ben-Dayan, Shenglin Jing. "Accidental Inflation from K\"ahler Uplifting." arXiv:1309.0529 (2013). https://pith.science/paper/T4CFEYBZ
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We analyze the possibility of realizing inflation with a subsequent dS vacuum in the K\"ahler uplifting scenario. The inclusion of several quantum corrections to the 4d effective action evades previous no-go theorems and allows for construction of simple and successful models of string inflation. The predictions of several benchmark models are in accord with current observations, i.e., a red spectral index, negligible non-gaussianity, and spectral distortions similar to the simplest models of inflation. A particularly interesting subclass of models are "left-rolling" ones, where the overall volume of the compactified dimensions shrinks during inflation. We call this phenomenon "inflation by deflation" (IBD), where deflation refers to the internal manifold. This subclass has the appealing features of being insensitive to initial conditions, avoiding the overshooting problem, and allowing for observable running $\alpha$ ~ 0.012 and enhanced tensor-to-scalar ratio $r$ ~ $10^{-5}$. The latter results differ significantly from many string inflation models.

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We analyze the possibility of realizing inflation with a subsequent dS vacuum in the K\"ahler uplifting scenario. The inclusion of several quantum corrections to the 4d effective action evades previous no-go theorems and allows for construction of simple and successful models of string inflation. The predictions of several benchmark models are in accord with current observations, i.e., a red spectral index, negligible non-gaussianity, and spectral distortions similar to the simplest models of inflation. A particularly interesting subclass of models are "left-rolling" ones, where the overall volume of the compactified dimensions shrinks during inflation. We call this phenomenon "inflation by deflation" (IBD), where deflation refers to the internal manifold. This subclass has the appealing features of being insensitive to initial conditions, avoiding the overshooting problem, and allowing for observable running $\alpha$ ~ 0.012 and enhanced tensor-to-scalar ratio $r$ ~ $10^{-5}$. The latter results differ significantly from many string inflation models.

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  • More precisely, we first show how our `master formula' for the scalar potential in terms of 2-cycle volume moduli combined with our numerical techniques can reproduce several known models, such as standard AdS KKLT vacua [ref] , dS KKLT solutions with $α'$ uplift [ref] and both AdS and dS LVS minima [ref] .

    A Systematic Approach to K\"ahler Moduli Stabilisation · Introduction · 0.80

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  • There are, on the other hand, some attempts realizing accidental inflation by an F-term potential in type IIB, in which inflation ends at the KKLT-based de-Sitter minimum ($dS$) [ref] and at the Kähler Uplift $dS$ [ref] (see also [ref] ).

    Accidental K\"ahler Moduli Inflation · Introduction · 0.91

  • In recent years, various approaches have addressed these challenges and led to a number of interesting constructions and successful models (see, e.g., [ref] ).

    A Universal Tachyon in Nearly No-scale de Sitter Compactifications · Introduction · 0.97

  • Some four-dimensional examples with a possible ten-dimensional origin can be found in [ref] , while some more ten-dimensional mechanisms with possible compactifications are given in [ref] .

    A no-go theorem for monodromy inflation · Introduction · 0.85

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  • Hence, our models realize the general notion of `accidental inflation' [ref] in the concrete setting of Kähler uplifted dS vacua.

    Accidental Inflation in String Theory · Introduction · 0.89

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  • The achievable enhancement of $r$ is bounded by the amount of running $α≲0.01$ of the spectral index $n_s$ allowed by data (see e.g. [ref] where similarly the $r$-enhancement is bounded by the allowed running $α$.) * Inflation is driven by a combination of the volume modulus and its $C_4$ RR-form axion partner on one of two local symmetrically arranged saddle/inflection points.

    Cosmic Microwave Background Observables of Small Field Models of Inflation · Introduction · 0.90

  • The achievable enhancement of $r$ is bounded by the amount of running $α≲0.01$ of the spectral index $n_s$ allowed by data (see e.g. [ref] where similarly the $r$-enhancement is bounded by the allowed running $α$.) * Inflation is driven by a combination of the volume modulus and its $C_4$ RR-form axion partner on one of two local symmetrically arranged saddle/inflection points.

    Observable gravitational waves from inflation with small field excursions · Introduction · 0.90

  • The achievable enhancement of $r$ is bounded by the amount of running $α≲0.01$ of the spectral index $n_s$ allowed by data (see e.g. [ref] where similarly the $r$-enhancement is bounded by the allowed running $α$.) * Inflation is driven by a combination of the volume modulus and its $C_4$ RR-form axion partner on one of two local symmetrically arranged saddle/inflection points.

    Evading the Lyth Bound in Hybrid Natural Inflation · Introduction · 0.90

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