\bf Formalism and Anisotropic Chaotic Inflation Power Spectrum
arXiv:1803.03763 · doi:10.1088/1475-7516/2018/05/047
Abstract
A new analytical approach to linear perturbations in anisotropic inflation has been introduced in [A. Talebian-Ashkezari, N. Ahmadi and A.A. Abolhasanib, JCAP 03(2018)001] under the name of formalism. In this paper we apply the mentioned approach to a model of anisotropic inflation driven by a scalar field, coupled to the kinetic term of a vector field with a symmetry. The formalism provides an efficient way of computing tensor- tensor, tensor- scalar as well as scalar- scalar 2-point correlations that are needed for the analysis of the observational features of an anisotropic model on the CMB. A comparison between results and the tedious calculations using in-in formalism shows the aptitude of the formalism in calculating accurate two point correlation functions between physical modes of the system.
15 pages
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