2020
DOI: 10.1007/jhep04(2020)189
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Probing P and CP violations on the cosmological collider

Abstract: In direct analogy to the 4-body decay of a heavy scalar particle, the 4-point correlation function of primordial fluctuations carries P and CP information. The CP violation appears as a P-odd angular dependence in the imaginary part of the trispectrum in momentum space. We construct a model with axion-like couplings which leads to observably large CP-violating trispectrum for future surveys. Furthermore, we show the importance of on-shell particle production in observing P-and CP-violating signals. It is impos… Show more

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“…Our hope is to learn similar lessons in the cosmological setting. 36 In this paper, we will focus mainly on cosmological correlators for which a consistent four-particle amplitude is known to exist. The case of no-go results and exotic representations, unique to de Sitter space, will be considered elsewhere.…”
Section: Four-point Functions From Weight-shiftingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Our hope is to learn similar lessons in the cosmological setting. 36 In this paper, we will focus mainly on cosmological correlators for which a consistent four-particle amplitude is known to exist. The case of no-go results and exotic representations, unique to de Sitter space, will be considered elsewhere.…”
Section: Four-point Functions From Weight-shiftingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…. This enhancement effect caused by the chemical potential can be easily seen from the IR (|kτ | → 0) limit of the mode function [37]…”
Section: Generation Of the Massive Vector Fieldmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…However, ξ cannot be too large so that the back-reaction to the inflation background is small. The constraint of the massless case is given by [29], as for massive vector fields case see [37]. In [37], the mass is relatively small thus the mass term on the index is ignored.…”
Section: The Bispectrum Of Gwmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This can be naturally achieved via a rolling scalar field φ coupled to massive fields through operators of the form ∂ µ φJ µ , where J µ is a certain current made from massive fields. For massive spin-1 particles, choosing the Chern-Simons current J CS results in an enhanced production of vector boson [17][18][19][20][21]. For massive spin-1/2 fermions, choosing the chiral current J 5 leads to a natural amplification of fermion production rate [22][23][24][25].…”
Section: Jhep06(2021)129mentioning
confidence: 99%