Warm Inflation and its Microphysical Basis.¶
Berera, A., Moss, I. G., & Ramos, R. O. (2009). Warm Inflation and its Microphysical Basis. Reports on Progress in Physics.
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- Warm Inflation
- What makes the regime warm is not radiation dominance, nor merely a nonzero remnant temperature, but an active dissipative source that competes with the dilution of radiation and changes both the homogeneous motion and the origin of fluctuations.
This sourceAuthoritative review of background dynamics, real-time finite-temperature field theory, dissipation, noise, model construction, and warm–cold boundaries.
- What makes the regime warm is not radiation dominance, nor merely a nonzero remnant temperature, but an active dissipative source that competes with the dilution of radiation and changes both the homogeneous motion and the origin of fluctuations.
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