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arxiv: 1506.08894 · v2 · pith:XXEVOSRMnew · submitted 2015-06-29 · 🌌 astro-ph.CO · gr-qc· hep-ph· hep-th

Towards general patterns of features in multi-field inflation

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keywords generalfeaturesheavyinflationmassmodesmulti-fieldaccommodates
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We investigate the consequences of general curved trajectories in multi-field inflation. After setting up a completely general formalism using the mass basis, which naturally accommodates the notion of light and heavy modes, we study in detail the simple case of two successive turns in two-field system. We find the power spectrum of the curvature perturbation receives corrections that exhibit oscillatory features sinusoidal in the logarithm of the comoving wavenumber without slow-roll suppression. We show that this is because of the resonance of the heavy modes inside and outside the mass horizon.

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