Thermal non-Gaussianity in Near-Milne universe
arXiv:0908.2392 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2010.01.043
Abstract
The thermal non-Gaussianity in Near-Milne universe is investigated in this letter. Through classifying thermal fluctuations into two types, one characterized by a phase transition and the other without phase transition, we show that for fluctuations undergoing a phase transition, the non-Gaussianity depends linearly on , but in non-phase transition case it is proportional to . Moreover, if the phase transition scenario is similar to that in holographic cosmology, we find that the non-Gaussianity can reach or larger than by fine tuning of the equation of state . Especially at the limit of , the non-Gaussianity can be very large. On the other hand, for non-phase transition case, the non-Gaussianity estimator is approximately when the energy is sub-extensive, especially when . However, when , large non-Gaussianity can be obtained.
11 pages, no figure, version to be published in PLB
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