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arxiv 1504.00663 v1 pith:QBJ5SALR submitted 2015-04-02 hep-th astro-ph.COgr-qchep-ph

Single-field α-attractors

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I describe a simple class of $\alpha$-attractors, generalizing the single-field GL model of inflation in supergravity. The new class of models is defined for $0<\alpha \lesssim 1$, providing a good match to the present cosmological data. I also present a generalized version of these models which can describe not only inflation but also dark energy and supersymmetry breaking.

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