Ultraviolet unitarity violations in non-minimally coupled scalar-Starobinsky inflation

Author:

Panda Sukanta,Tinwala Abbas Altafhussain,Vidyarthi Archit

Abstract

Abstract We perform the calculation for tree-level ultraviolet unitarity violation scales for scalar-R 2 inflation models by including an additional R 2|Φ|2-type term. Due to certain constraints, we resort to the Einstein frame for our calculations, where we separate our analysis between metric and Palatini formulations. We follow recent works in this line that debunk the naive predictions for unitarity violations in Higgs' inflation models to determine how to accurately estimate the behaviour of scattering amplitudes in the UV limit. Later, we work out different cases by assuming potentials corresponding to known inflation scenarios so we could predict the range of coupling parameters for which the theories would remain unitary up to the Planckian regime. We also try to find the behaviour of the scattering amplitudes for these theories during the transition from inflationary to reheating epoch.

Publisher

IOP Publishing

Subject

Astronomy and Astrophysics

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