Chaotic dynamics in preheating after inflation
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Abstract: We study chaotic dynamics in preheating after inflation in which an inflaton is coupled to another scalar field through an interaction . We first estimate the size of the quasi-homogeneous field at the beginning of reheating for large-field inflaton potentials by evaluating the amplitude of the fluctuations on scales larger than the Hubble radius at the end of inflation. Parametric excitations of the field during preheating can give rise to chaos between two dynamical scalar fields. For the quartic potential (, ) chaos actually occurs for in a linear regime before which the backreaction of created particles becomes important. This analysis is supported by several different criteria for the existence of chaos. For the quadratic potential () the signature of chaos is not found by the time at which the backreaction begins to work, similar to the case of the quartic potential with .
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