How were the particles created from inflaton decay?
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As far as I know, the scenario is that there were no matter particles during inflation. After the inflation ended, the inflaton field(s) decayed to produce particles of Standard model or beyond. Do we have a theory how such particles got produced from the decay
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The decay of the inflaton in a renormalizable two scalar theory. Since the dynamics of the system is dominated by states with large occupation numbers which admit a semiclassical description, the decay can be studied by solving the classical equations of motion on the lattice.
Of particular interest is the case when the cross-coupling between the inflaton and the second scalar field is negative, which is naturally allowed in many realistic models. While the inflaton decays via parametric resonance in the positive coupling case we find that for negative coupling there is a new mechanism of particle production which we call negative coupling instability.
Due to this new mechanism the variances of the fields grow significantly larger before the production is shut off by the backrea.ction of the created particles. We also find that heavy particles are produced much more efficiently with negative coupling, which is of prime importance for GUT baryogenesis.
Using a simple toy model for baryogenesis and the results of our lattice simulations we show that for natural values of the cross-coupling enough 10^{14}GeV bosons are created to produce a baryon to entropy ratio consistent with observation.
For positive coupling the value of the cross-coupling required to produce such massive particles is unnaturally large.
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The decay of the inflaton in a renormalizable two scalar theory. Since the dynamics of the system is dominated by states with large occupation numbers which admit a semiclassical description, the decay can be studied by solving the classical equations of motion on the lattice.
Of particular interest is the case when the cross-coupling between the inflaton and the second scalar field is negative, which is naturally allowed in many realistic models. While the inflaton decays via parametric resonance in the positive coupling case we find that for negative coupling there is a new mechanism of particle production which we call negative coupling instability.
Due to this new mechanism the variances of the fields grow significantly larger before the production is shut off by the backrea.ction of the created particles. We also find that heavy particles are produced much more efficiently with negative coupling, which is of prime importance for GUT baryogenesis.
Using a simple toy model for baryogenesis and the results of our lattice simulations we show that for natural values of the cross-coupling enough 10^{14}GeV bosons are created to produce a baryon to entropy ratio consistent with observation.
For positive coupling the value of the cross-coupling required to produce such massive particles is unnaturally large.
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