Constraining the general reheating phase in the -attractor inflationary cosmology
arXiv:1705.04622 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.95.103502
Abstract
In this paper we constrain some aspects of the general postinflationary phase in the context of superconformal -attractor models of inflation. In particular, we provide constraints on the duration of the reheating process, , and on the reheating temperature, , simulating possible and future results given by the next-generation of cosmological missions. Moreover, we stress what kinds of equation-of-state parameter, , are favored for different scenarios. The analysis does not depend on the details of the reheating phase and it is performed assuming different measurements of the tensor-to-scalar ratio .
8 pages, 2 figures
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