The entropic quasi-de Sitter instability time from the distance conjecture
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Abstract: From the entropy argument for the dS swampland conjecture which connects the Gibbons-Hawking entropy bound with the distance conjecture, we find the entropic quasi-dS instability time given by as the lifetime of quasi-dS spacetime. It depends on the slow-roll parameter, and contains the logarithmic factor which can be found in the scrambling (or decoherence) time as well. Such a logarithmic factor enhances the geodesic distance of the modulus from the mere Planck scale, and also possibly relaxes the bound on .
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