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Three-Form Multiplet and Inflation



2014
Springer Berlin

Journal of high energy physics 2014(12), 14 () [10.1007/JHEP12(2014)014]
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Report No.: DESY-14-132

Abstract: Most successful models of inflation in supergravity have a shift symmetry for the inflaton and contain a stabilizer field coupled to the inflaton in a particular way. We argue that the natural interpretation of the stabilizer, from the viewpoint of the shift symmetry, is a three-form multiplet. Its coupling to the inflaton is uniquely determined by the shift symmetry and the invariance under three-form gauge transformations and has a natural string theory interpretation.

Keyword(s): Supergravity Models (LCSH) ; Supersymmetric Effective Theories (LCSH) ; differential forms: 3 ; transformation: gauge ; inflation: model ; inflaton ; stability ; multiplet ; string model ; supergravity

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  1. Theorie-Gruppe (T)
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  1. 514 - Theoretical Particle Physics (POF2-514) (POF2-514)
  2. MASSTEV - Mass hierarchy and particle physics at the TeV scale (226371) (226371)
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