Thermal inflation and the moduli problem.¶
Lyth, D. H., & Stewart, E. D. (1996). Thermal inflation and the moduli problem. Physical Review D, 1784-1798.
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- Warm Inflation
- Thermal inflation is a separate, typically short, low-scale episode in which finite-temperature effects trap a flaton near the origin and vacuum energy temporarily dominates; it was introduced to dilute relics and ends when thermal trapping fails.
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- Thermal inflation is a separate, typically short, low-scale episode in which finite-temperature effects trap a flaton near the origin and vacuum energy temporarily dominates; it was introduced to dilute relics and ends when thermal trapping fails.
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