Fingerprints of a non-inflationary universe from massive fields
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- An effective cosmological collider
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- BCS in the sky: signatures of inflationary fermion condensation
- Boostless cosmological collider bootstrap
- Bootstrapping multi-field inflation: non-Gaussianities from light scalars revisited
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- Classical cosmological collider physics and primordial features
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- Cosmic bounces and cyclic universes
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- Cosmological bootstrap in slow motion
- Cosmological collider signatures of Higgs-R^2 inflation
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- Cosmological correlators with double massive exchanges: bootstrap equation and phenomenology
- Cuscuton gravity as a classically stable limiting curvature theory
- Dynamical attractors in contracting spacetimes dominated by kinetically coupled scalar fields
- Effective actions for heterotic M-theory
- Effective field theory approach to quasi-single field inflation and effects of heavy fields
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- Galaxy imaging surveys as spin-sensitive detector for cosmological colliders
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- Heavy particle signatures in cosmological correlation functions with tensor modes
- Heavy-lifting of gauge theories by cosmic inflation
- Helical inflation correlators: partial Mellin-Barnes and bootstrap equations
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- Infinite distances in field space and massless towers of states
- Inflation correlators at the one-loop order: nonanalyticity, factorization, cutting rule, and OPE
- Inflation correlators with multiple massive exchanges
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- Massive gravity and the suppression of anisotropies and gravitational waves in a matter-dominated contracting universe
- Matter bounce cosmology with a generalized single field: non-Gaussianity and an extended no-go theorem
- Mimicking features in alternatives to inflation with interacting spectator fields
- Missing scalars at the cosmological collider
- Non-Gaussian signatures of a thermal Big Bang
- Non-Gaussianity as a particle detector
- Non-standard primordial clocks from induced mass in alternative to inflation scenarios
- Note on the production of scale-invariant entropy perturbation in the Ekpyrotic universe
- On the geometry of the string landscape and the swampland
- On the inflationary massive field with a curved field manifold
- On the inflationary perturbations of massive higher-spin fields
- Parity-odd and even trispectrum from axion inflation
- Phase information in cosmological collider signals
- Physical Foundations of Cosmology
- Planck residuals anomaly as a fingerprint of alternative scenarios to inflation
- Positivity from cosmological correlators
- Power-law modulation of the scalar power spectrum from a heavy field with a monomial potential
- Precision calculation of inflation correlators at one loop
- Probing the initial state of inflation: analytical structure of cosmological correlators
- Quantum standard clocks in the primordial trispectrum
- Revisiting the refined distance conjecture
- Robustness of slow contraction to cosmic initial conditions
- Scale-dependent galaxy bias from massive particles with spin during inflation
- Schwinger-Keldysh diagrammatics for primordial perturbations
- Shapes of the cosmological low-speed collider
- Small-field and scale-free: inflation and ekpyrosis at their extremes
- Smoothing and flattening the universe through slow contraction versus inflation
- Sourcing curvature modes with entropy perturbations in non-singular bouncing cosmologies
- Spectrum of cuscuton bounce
- Standard model mass spectrum in inflationary universe
- Strongly coupled quasi-single field inflation
- Super-Planckian spatial field variations and quantum gravity
- Supersmoothing through slow contraction
- The cosmological bootstrap: inflationary correlators from symmetries and singularities
- The cosmological collider in \(R^2\) inflation
- The robustness of slow contraction and the shape of the scalar field potential
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- Ultralocality and slow contraction
- Unsuppressed primordial standard clocks in warm quasi-single field inflation
Cited in
(5)- Analytic bounds on late-time axion-scalar cosmologies
- The massive flat space limit of cosmological correlators
- Cuscuton bounce beyond the linear regime: bispectrum and strong coupling constraints
- Massive inflationary amplitudes: new representations and degenerate limits
- Warped dimensions at the cosmological collider
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