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The consistency condition for the three-point function in dissipative single-clock inflation

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arxiv 1206.7083 v1 pith:4BN2NVBE submitted 2012-06-29 hep-th astro-ph.COgr-qchep-ph

The consistency condition for the three-point function in dissipative single-clock inflation

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We generalize the consistency condition for the three-point function in single field inflation to the case of dissipative, multi-field, single-clock models. We use the recently introduced extension of the effective field theory of inflation that accounts for dissipative effects, to provide an explicit proof to leading (non-trivial) order in the generalized slow roll parameters and mixing with gravity scales. Our results illustrate the conditions necessary for the validity of the consistency relation in situations with many degrees of freedom relevant during inflation, namely that there is a preferred clock. Departures from this condition in forthcoming experiments would rule out not only single field but also a large class of multi-field models.

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