2005
DOI: 10.1103/physrevd.72.123513
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Gauge-invariant perturbation theory for trans-Planckian inflation

Abstract: The possibility that the scale-invariant inflationary spectrum may be modified due to the hidden assumptions about the Planck scale physics -dubbed as trans-Planckian inflation -has received considerable attention. To mimic the possible trans-Planckian effects, among various models, modified dispersion relations have been popular in the literature. In almost all the earlier analyzes, unlike the canonical scalar field driven inflation, the trans-Planckian effects are introduced to the scalar/tensor perturbation… Show more

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“…Thus, perturbations generated during a single scalar field epoch are no longer purely adiabatic -perturbations contain a small entropic contribution. Although such an effect has been seen earlier in a class of Lorentz violating models [46], our example here is the first to show that the primordial perturbations from inflation are not purely adiabatic and always contain a small entropic perturbation. (Note that anomaly-freedom of our equations [2] ensures that there are no violations of Lorentz symmetry, although the specific form of symmetries can be quantum corrected.…”
Section: Isocurvature Perturbationssupporting
confidence: 56%
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“…Thus, perturbations generated during a single scalar field epoch are no longer purely adiabatic -perturbations contain a small entropic contribution. Although such an effect has been seen earlier in a class of Lorentz violating models [46], our example here is the first to show that the primordial perturbations from inflation are not purely adiabatic and always contain a small entropic perturbation. (Note that anomaly-freedom of our equations [2] ensures that there are no violations of Lorentz symmetry, although the specific form of symmetries can be quantum corrected.…”
Section: Isocurvature Perturbationssupporting
confidence: 56%
“…which is (46). The last equation implies that diffeomorphism invariant canonical variables do have commuting time derivative and gauge transformation.…”
Section: Transformation Of the Lapse Function And Shift Vectormentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Violating such an important consistency condition is not an approximation that may be improved by including further corrections. Models that violate essential symmetries rather produce spurious solutions which invalidate any analysis; see for instance [91] in a different context. In loop quantum cosmology, this outcome is shown by the possibility of signature change at high density in non-classical space-time structures compatible with holonomy modifications [92,93,94].…”
Section: What's Left?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…as a special case and that it is defined as a path integral in the complex plane [40,41]. For example, the integral:…”
Section: Appendix 1: Coefficients Of the Second Order Actionmentioning
confidence: 99%