Inflationary tensor fossils deformed by solid matter -- scalar field interaction
arXiv:1905.03544 · doi:10.1088/1475-7516/2019/09/048
Abstract
We study effect of superhorizon tensor perturbations on scalar perturbations, so called effect of clustering fossils, in cosmological model in which inflation is driven by both solid matter and scalar field. The effect deforms primordial scalar power spectrum causing asymmetry in it, which leaves imprint on CMB anisotropies and the cosmic structure. Parameter space of this combined model allows for enhancement of logarithmic scale dependence of this deformation, as opposed to simpler models in which such scale dependence is suppressed by slow-roll parameters.
22 pages plus 3 appendices, 3 figures
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