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Main Authors: Zambrano, Jordan, Agama, Miguel, Garzón, Marcos, Bramer-Escamilla, Werner, Rojas, Clara, Vargas, Teófilo
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Published: 2025
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.15360
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author Zambrano, Jordan
Agama, Miguel
Garzón, Marcos
Bramer-Escamilla, Werner
Rojas, Clara
Vargas, Teófilo
author_facet Zambrano, Jordan
Agama, Miguel
Garzón, Marcos
Bramer-Escamilla, Werner
Rojas, Clara
Vargas, Teófilo
contents In this work, we solved the scalar and tensor perturbation equations numerically and using the improved uniform approximation method together with the third-order phase-integral method, for the $α$-attractor inflationary model. This inflationary model has become very important because it allows us to describe the initial accelerated expansion of the universe in the inflationary epoch, and the current accelerated expansion with the same potential that depends on one scalar field $φ$. Once the equations for the scalar and tensor power spectra are found, we calculate the observables: the scalar-to-tensor ratio $r$, and the scalar spectral index $n_S$, concluding that semiclassical methods give excellent results compared to numerical integration. We also compare both observables in the $α$-attractor and the Starobinsky inflationary model.
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spellingShingle Quintessential inflation studied through Semiclassical Methods
Zambrano, Jordan
Agama, Miguel
Garzón, Marcos
Bramer-Escamilla, Werner
Rojas, Clara
Vargas, Teófilo
Cosmology and Nongalactic Astrophysics
In this work, we solved the scalar and tensor perturbation equations numerically and using the improved uniform approximation method together with the third-order phase-integral method, for the $α$-attractor inflationary model. This inflationary model has become very important because it allows us to describe the initial accelerated expansion of the universe in the inflationary epoch, and the current accelerated expansion with the same potential that depends on one scalar field $φ$. Once the equations for the scalar and tensor power spectra are found, we calculate the observables: the scalar-to-tensor ratio $r$, and the scalar spectral index $n_S$, concluding that semiclassical methods give excellent results compared to numerical integration. We also compare both observables in the $α$-attractor and the Starobinsky inflationary model.
title Quintessential inflation studied through Semiclassical Methods
topic Cosmology and Nongalactic Astrophysics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.15360