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Extracting New Physics from the CMB

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arxiv astro-ph/0503458 v2 pith:AIU2P6FH submitted 2005-03-21 astro-ph hep-th

Extracting New Physics from the CMB

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We review how initial state effects generically yield an oscillatory component in the primordial power spectrum of inflationary density perturbations. These oscillatory corrections parametrize unknown new physics at a scale $M$ and are potentially observable if the ratio $H_{infl}/M$ is sufficiently large. We clarify to what extent present and future CMB data analysis can distinguish between the different proposals for initial state corrections.

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