Quantum gravity effect in torsion driven inflation and CP violation
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Abstract: We have derived an effective potential for inflationary scenario from torsion and quantum gravity correction in terms of the scalar field hidden in torsion. A strict bound on the CP violating parameter, has been obtained, using { t Planck+WMAP9} best fit cosmological parameters.
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