Adiabaticity and the Fate of Non-Gaussianities: The Trispectrum and Beyond
arXiv:1104.5238 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.84.063522
Abstract
Extending the analysis of [1011.4934] beyond the bispectrum, we explore the superhorizon generation of local non-gaussianities and their subsequent approach to adiabaticity. Working with a class of two field models of inflation with potentials amenable to treatment with the delta N formalism we find that, as is the case for f_{NL}^{local}, the local trispectrum parameters tau_{NL} and g_{NL} are exponentially driven toward values which are slow roll suppressed if the fluctuations are driven into an adiabatic mode by a phase of effectively single field inflation. We argue that general considerations should ensure that a similar behavior will hold for the local forms of higher point correlations as well.
v3: Updated to match published version, minor corrections throughout, 17 pages; v2: Corrected counting of higher order non-linearity parameters, added references, updated formatting, conclusions unchanged, 16 pages; v1: 16 pages
References in corpus (12)
- Non-Gaussianities in two-field inflation
- Non-Gaussianity in the modulated reheating scenario
- Primordial trispectrum from inflation
- Multi-brid inflation and non-Gaussianity
- Perturbation Theory Reloaded II: Non-linear Bias, Baryon Acoustic Oscillations and Millennium Simulation In Real Space
- Primordial Non-Gaussianities of General Multiple Field Inflation
- On the Issue of the ζSeries Convergence and Loop Corrections in the Generation of Observable Primordial Non-Gaussianity in Slow-Roll Inflation. Part I: the Bispectrum
- Diagrammatic approach to non-Gaussianity from inflation
- Non-Gaussianity Consistency Relation for Multi-field Inflation
- Non-Gaussian Correlations Outside the Horizon
- Higher order contributions to the primordial non-gaussianity
- Non-Gaussianities in Multifield Inflation: Superhorizon Evolution, Adiabaticity, and the Fate of fnl
Cited by in corpus (16)
- Evolution of fNL to the adiabatic limit
- A Statistical Approach to Multifield Inflation: Many-field Perturbations Beyond Slow Roll
- Inflationary perturbation theory is geometrical optics in phase space
- Perturbative Reheating After Multiple-Field Inflation: The Impact on Primordial Observables
- On reaching the adiabatic limit in multi-field inflation
- Reheating, Multifield Inflation and the Fate of the Primordial Observables
- Large trispectrum in two-field slow-roll inflation
- Local non-Gaussianity from rapidly varying sound speeds
- Primordial curvature perturbation during and at the end of multi-field inflation
- δN versus covariant perturbative approach to non-Gaussianity outside the horizon in multifield inflation
- Effect of reheating on predictions following multiple-field inflation
- Non-Gaussianities in multi-field DBI inflation with a waterfall phase transition
- Influence of Reheating on the Trispectrum and its Scale Dependence
- Mixed non-Gaussianity in multiple-DBI inflation
- Extension of local-type inequality for the higher order correlation functions
- Observable predictions of generalised inflationary scenarios