Effect of Dissipation on Warm Chromo-Natural Inflation
arXiv:2203.12213 · doi:10.1142/S0217751X23501129
Abstract
We examined the chromo-natural inflation in the context of warm inflation with variable dissipation coefficient. The dynamical equations of this model are obtained. We studied the cosmological perturbation theory in this model. The sources of density fluctuations in this model are mainly the thermal fluctuations of the inflaton field like general warm inflationary model. Finally, cosmological observables, namely, the spectral index and tensor to scalar ratio are calculated. It is found that the cosmological observables are consistent with observational data and the tensor to scalar ratio is smaller than that in the chromo-natural inflation.
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