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Testing Supersymmetric Grand Unified Models of Inflation

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arxiv hep-ph/0305089 v2 pith:5A52N57I submitted 2003-05-08 hep-ph astro-ph

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We reconsider a class of well motivated supersymmetric models in which inflation is associated with the breaking of a gauge symmetry G to H, with the symmetry breaking scale M~10^16 GeV. Starting with a renormalizable superpotential, we include both radiative and supergravity corrections to derive the inflationary potential. The scalar spectral index n_s can exceed unity in some cases, and it cannot be smaller than 0.98 if the number of e-foldings corresponding to the present horizon scale is around 60. Two distinct variations of this scenario are discussed in which non-renormalizable terms allowed by the symmetries are included in the superpotential, and one finds n_s>=0.97. The models discussed feature a tensor to scalar ratio r<~10^-4, while dn_s/dlnk<~10^-3. If G corresponds to SO(10) or one of its rank five subgroups, the observed baryon asymmetry is naturally explained via leptogenesis.

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