Inflation from a Supersymmetric Axion Model
arXiv:1008.5013 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.82.123531
Abstract
We show that a supersymmetric axion model naturally induces a hybrid inflation with the waterfall field identified as a Peccei-Quinn scalar. The Peccei-Quinn scale is predicted to be around 10^{15}GeV for reproducing the large-scale density perturbation of the Universe. After the built-in late-time entropy-production process, the axion becomes a dark matter candidate. Several cosmological implications are discussed.
5 pages; to appear in PRD
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