2010
DOI: 10.1103/physrevd.82.043509
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Inflation in models with conformally coupled scalar fields: An application to the noncommutative spectral action

Abstract: Slow-roll inflation is studied in theories where the inflaton field is conformally coupled to the Ricci scalar. In particular, the case of Higgs field inflation in the context of the noncommutative spectral action is analyzed. It is shown that while the Higgs potential can lead to the slow-roll conditions being satisfied once the running of the self-coupling at two-loops is included, the constraints imposed from the CMB data make the predictions of such a scenario incompatible with the measured value of the to… Show more

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“…These are indeed the cases considered in [21], [22]. It is worth pointing out that, if one assumes that the field φ is related to the Higgs field, then there are very strong constraints coming from the CMB data, as recently analyzed in [3], which make a Higgs-based inflation scenario, as predicted by this kind of NCG model, incompatible with the measured value of the top quark mass. However, these constraints do not directly apply to other scalar perturbations φ, not related to the Higgs field.…”
Section: 4mentioning
confidence: 90%
“…These are indeed the cases considered in [21], [22]. It is worth pointing out that, if one assumes that the field φ is related to the Higgs field, then there are very strong constraints coming from the CMB data, as recently analyzed in [3], which make a Higgs-based inflation scenario, as predicted by this kind of NCG model, incompatible with the measured value of the top quark mass. However, these constraints do not directly apply to other scalar perturbations φ, not related to the Higgs field.…”
Section: 4mentioning
confidence: 90%
“…Normalisation of the kinetic terms implies a relation which was also found for SU(5) and SO (10). Assuming the big desert hypothesis, the running of the couplings α i = g 2 i /(4π) with i = 1, 2, 3 can then be obtained via the RGE.…”
Section: High Energy Phenomenology Of the Noncommutative Spectral Geomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(4.14) is sub-dominant and can be neglected. As an explicit analysis has shown [10], for each value of the top quark mass there is a value of the Higgs mass where the effective potential is about to develop a metastable minimum at large values of the Higgs field and the Higgs potential is locally flattened. Calculating [10] the renormalisation of the Higgs self-coupling up to two-loops, we have constructed an effective potential which fits the renormalisation group improved potential around the flat region.…”
Section: Pos(cncfg2010)028mentioning
confidence: 99%
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