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We investigate the stochastic dynamics of the long wavelength modes of a generic light scalar field that during inflation is coupled to another scalar field.
- The coupling plays an important role for the fluctuation of the field amplitude and may block its initial growth.
- We find that such a blocking is avoided, albeit only temporarily, if the light scalar has an initial non-vanishing expectation value <\phi> larger than a certain critical value, for which we provide an estimate.
- We also show that the field fluctuations will eventually reach an equilibrium amplitude provided inflation is sufficiently long-lasting.
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