Topological inflation induced by a non-minimally coupled massive scalar field
Nobuyuki Sakai, Jun'ichi Yokoyama (YITP, Kyoto U.)

TL;DR
This paper explores a new inflationary solution driven by a non-minimally coupled massive scalar field, where inflation occurs inside a domain wall, relaxing previous constraints on model parameters.
Contribution
It introduces a novel inflationary scenario within domain walls for non-minimally coupled scalar fields, expanding the understanding of inflation mechanisms.
Findings
Inflation can occur inside a domain wall in this model.
The new solution relaxes previous constraints on the coupling constant.
The model revisits and extends earlier work on scalar field-driven inflation.
Abstract
We reanalyze cosmology of a non-minimally coupled massive scalar field which was originally discussed by Futamase and Maeda in the context of chaotic inflation scenario. We find a new type of inflationary solution where inflation occurs inside a domain wall. This new solution relaxes constraints on the coupling constant for successful inflation.
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