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Trispectrum estimation in various models of equilateral type non-Gaussianity

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arxiv 1109.3746 v3 pith:AOQOI4U4 submitted 2011-09-17 astro-ph.CO hep-th

Trispectrum estimation in various models of equilateral type non-Gaussianity

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We calculate the shape correlations between trispectra in various equilateral non-Gaussian models, including DBI inflation, ghost inflation and Lifshitz scalars, using the full trispectrum as well as the reduced trispectum. We find that most theoretical models are distinguishable from the shapes of primordial trispectra except for several exceptions where it is difficult to discriminate between the models, such as single field DBI inflation and a Lifshitz scalar model. We introduce an estimator for the amplitude of the trispectrum, $g_{\rm NL} ^{equil}$ and relate it to model parameters in various models. Using constraints on $g_{\rm NL} ^{equil}$ from WMAP5, we give constraints on the model parameters.

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