论文标题
非本地$ r^{2} $中的非高斯和张量与量表的比例 - 喜欢通货膨胀
Non-Gaussianities and tensor-to-scalar ratio in non-local $R^{2}$-like inflation
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论文摘要
在本文中,我们将研究$ r^2 $样的通胀在非本地重力修饰中,其中包含RICCI标量和Weyl Tensor术语,并具有分析性无限导数形式的形式因子。众所周知,在该模型中,本地$ R+R^2 $重力的通货膨胀仍然是一个特殊的解决方案。早些时候表明,非本地设置期间产生的标量扰动的功率谱保持与局部$ R+r^2 $通胀相同,而由于非局部Weyl张量术语,张量扰动的功率光谱被修改。在本文中,我们超越了两点相关器,并计算了与通货膨胀期间产生的3点相关性相关的非高斯参数$ f_ {nl} $,我们发现与原始的局部通货膨胀模型和场景中的情况不同,基于本地重力。我们评估对标量双光谱的非本地校正,该校正对挤压,等边和正交配置产生了非零贡献。我们表明,基于表单因子的选择和非局部性规模,可以在此模型中实现$ f_ {nl} \ sim o(1)$带有任意标志的$。我们介绍了张量比比率,$ r $和张量倾斜的预测,$ n_t $。与本地重力中的标准通货膨胀相反,此处的可能性$ n_t $> 0不排除在外。因此,未来的CMB数据可以在高时空曲率下探测重力的非本地行为。
In this paper we will study $R^2$-like inflation in a non-local modification of gravity which contains quadratic in Ricci scalar and Weyl tensor terms with analytic infinite derivative form-factors in the action. It is known that the inflationary solution of the local $R+R^2$ gravity remains a particular exact solution in this model. It was shown earlier that the power spectrum of scalar perturbations generated during inflation in the non-local setup remains the same as in the local $R+R^2$ inflation, whereas the power spectrum of tensor perturbations gets modified due to the non-local Weyl tensor squared term. In the present paper we go beyond 2-point correlators and compute the non-Gaussian parameter $f_{NL}$ related to 3-point correlations generated during inflation, which we found to be different from those in the original local inflationary model and scenarios alike based on a local gravity. We evaluate non-local corrections to the scalar bi-spectrum which give non-zero contributions to squeezed, equilateral and orthogonal configurations. We show that $f_{NL}\sim O(1)$ with an arbitrary sign is achievable in this model based on the choice of form-factors and the scale of non-locality. We present the predictions for the tensor-to-scalar ratio, $r$, and the tensor tilt, $n_t$. In contrast to standard inflation in a local gravity, here the possibility $n_t$>0 is not excluded. Thus, future CMB data can probe non-local behaviour of gravity at high space-time curvatures.