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How to produce an arbitrarily small tensor to scalar ratio

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In this paper, construct a toy a model which demonstrates that large field single scalar inflation can produce an arbitrarily small scalar to tensor ratio in the window of e-foldings… Click to show full abstract

In this paper, construct a toy a model which demonstrates that large field single scalar inflation can produce an arbitrarily small scalar to tensor ratio in the window of e-foldings recoverable from CMB experiments. This is done by generalizing the [Formula: see text]-attractor models to allow the potential to approach a constant as rapidly as we desire for super-Planckian field values. This implies that a non-detection of [Formula: see text] alone can never rule out entirely the theory of large field inflation.

Keywords: ratio; produce arbitrarily; arbitrarily small; small tensor; tensor scalar

Journal Title: Modern Physics Letters A
Year Published: 2019

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