Power law Starobinsky model of inflation from no-scale SUGRA
arXiv:1405.1321 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2015.04.056
Abstract
We consider a power law correction to Einstein gravity as a model of inflation. The interesting feature of this form of generalization is that small deviations from the Starobinsky limit can change the value of tensor to scalar ratio from to . We find that in order to get large tensor perturbation as indicated by BKP measurements, we require the value of thereby breaking global Weyl symmetry. We show that the general model can be obtained from a SUGRA construction by adding a power law term to the minimal no-scale SUGRA Kähler potential. We further show that this two parameter power law generalization of the Starobinsky model is equivalent to generalized non-minimal curvature coupled models with quantum corrected - potentials i.e. models of the form and thus the power law Starobinsky model is the most economical parametrization of such models.
6 pages, 4 figures, Matches version to appear in Phys. Lett. B
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