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hep-ph20042 cited

Note about leptogenesis from gravity waves in models of inflation

David H. Lyth, Yeinzon Rodriguez, Carlos Quimbay

We show how the mechanism recently proposed by Alexander, Peskin, and Sheikh-Jabbari, in which the observed cosmic matter-antimatter asymmetry comes from the contribution of the co…

hep-ph20022 cited

Generating the primordial curvature perturbation from inflation

David H. Lyth

The scale--independence of the primordial curvature perturbation suggests that it comes from the vacuum fluctuation during inflation of a light scalar field. This field may be the…

hep-ph2000

Observational constraints on models of inflation from the density perturbation and gravitino production

David H. Lyth

Present data require a spectral index $n\gsim 0.95$ at something like 1- level. If this lower bound survives it will constrain `new' and `modular' inflation models, while raisin…

hep-ph2000

Gravitino creation by an oscillating scalar field

David H. Lyth, Hang Bae Kim

This paper has been withdrawn because the analytic estimates are not confirmed by the numerical calculation of Nilles, Peloso and Sorbo (hep-ph/0102264 and hep-th/0103202).

hep-ph1999

The parameter space for tree-level hybrid inflation

David H. Lyth

In a large region of parameter space, the tree-level hybrid inflation model is likely to be be invalidated by loop corrections. In particular, this is likely to be the case if both…

hep-ph1999

Flatons and Peccei-Quinn Symmetry

E. J. Chun, D. Comelli, David H. Lyth

We study in detail a supersymmetric Peccei-Quinn model, which has a DFSZ and a KSVZ version. The fields breaking the Peccei-Quinn (PQ) symmetry correspond to flat directions (flato…