An Effect of $\alpha'$ Corrections on Racetrack Inflation
Brian R. Greene, Amanda Weltman

TL;DR
This paper investigates how stringy $'$ corrections influence volume stabilization and racetrack inflation, highlighting their importance even when classical supergravity methods are applicable.
Contribution
It provides a novel analysis of $'$ corrections' impact on moduli stabilization and inflation dynamics in string theory models.
Findings
$'$ corrections significantly affect volume stabilization.
Stringy corrections are relevant for accurate inflation analysis.
Classical supergravity remains valid in certain regions despite corrections.
Abstract
We study the effects of corrections to the K\"ahler potential on volume stabilisation and racetrack inflation. In a region where classical supergravity analysis is justified, stringy corrections can nevertheless be relevant for correctly analyzing moduli stabilisation and the onset of inflation.
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