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most citedCalculation of Particle Production by Nambu Goldstone Bosons with Application to Inflation Reheating and Baryogenesis

76 citations · 259 across the 8 of their papers we have counts for

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hep-ph2006★ 37 cited

A Black Hole Conjecture and Rare Decays in Theories with Low Scale Gravity

C. Bambi, A. D. Dolgov, K. Freese

In models with large extra dimensions, where the fundamental gravity scale can be in the electroweak range, gravitational effects in particle physics may be noticeable even at rela…

hep-ph1995★ 24 cited

Moduli Inflation with Large Scale Structure Produced by Topological Defects

Katherine Freese, Tony Gherghetta, Hideyuki Umeda

It is tempting to inflate along one of the many flat directions that arise in supersymmetric theories. The required flatness of the potential to obtain sufficient inflation and to…

hep-ph1994★ 76 cited

Calculation of Particle Production by Nambu Goldstone Bosons with Application to Inflation Reheating and Baryogenesis

Alexandre Dolgov, Katherine Freese

A semiclassical calculation of particle production by a scalar field in a potential is performed. We focus on the particular case of production of fermions by a Nambu-Goldstone bos…

astro-ph1994★ 15 cited

A Coupling of Pseudo Nambu Goldstone Bosons to Other Scalars and Role in Double Field Inflation

Katherine Freese

We find a coupling of Pseudo Nambu Goldstone bosons (PNGBs) to other (ordinary) scalars, and consider its importance in various contexts. Our original motivation was the model of D…

astro-ph1994★ 16 cited

The Scalar Field Potential in Inflationary Models: Reconstruction and Further Constraints

Fred C. Adams, Katherine Freese

In this paper, we present quantitative constraints on the scalar field potential for a general class of inflationary models. (1) We first consider the reconstruction of the inflati…

astro-ph1992★ 26 cited

A Possible Solution to the Horizon Problem: The Mad Era for Massless Scalar Theories of Gravity

Janna J Levin, Katherine Freese

Extensions of Einstein gravity which allow the gravitational constant to change with time as the universe evolves may provide a resolution to the horizon problem without invoki…