The attractive behaviour of ultra-slow-roll inflation
arXiv:1806.09553 · doi:10.1088/1475-7516/2018/08/048
Abstract
It is often claimed that the ultra-slow-roll regime of inflation, where the dynamics of the inflaton field are friction dominated, is a non-attractor and/or transient. In this work we carry out a phase-space analysis of ultra-slow roll in an arbitrary potential, . We show that while standard slow roll is always a dynamical attractor whenever it is a self-consistent approximation, ultra-slow roll is stable for an inflaton field rolling down a convex potential with (or for a field rolling up a concave potential with ). In particular, when approaching a flat inflection point, ultra-slow roll is always stable and a large number of -folds may be realised in this regime. However, in ultra-slow roll, is not a unique function of as it is in slow roll and dependence on initial conditions is retained. We confirm our analytical results with numerical examples.
arXiv comment23 pages, 6 figures, matches version published in JCAP
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