Testing non-minimally coupled inflation with CMB data: a Bayesian analysis
arXiv:1705.08877 · doi:10.1088/1475-7516/2017/09/010
Abstract
We use the most recent cosmic microwave background (CMB) data to perform a Bayesian statistical analysis and discuss the observational viability of inflationary models with a non-minimal coupling,~, between the inflaton field and the Ricci scalar. We particularize our analysis to two examples of small and large field inflationary models, namely, the Coleman-Weinberg and the chaotic quartic potentials. We find that (i) the parameter is closely correlated with the primordial amplitude; (ii) although improving the agreement with the CMB data in the plane, where is the tensor-to-scalar ratio and the primordial spectral index, a non-null coupling is strongly disfavoured with respect to the minimally coupled standard CDM model, since the upper bounds of the Bayes factor (odds) for parameter are greater than .
13 pages,7 figures
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