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Statistical Anisotropies in Gravitational Waves in Solid Inflation

Akhshik, Mohammad, Emami, Razieh, Firouzjahi, Hassan et al.

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Solid inflation can support a long period of anisotropic inflation.

We calculate the statistical anisotropies in the scalar and tensor power spectra and their cross-correlation in anisotropic solid inflation.
The tensor-scalar cross-correlation can either be positive or negative, which impacts the statistical anisotropies of the TT and TB spectra in CMB map more significantly compared with the tensor self-correlation.
The tensor power spectrum contains potentially comparable contributions from quadrupole and octopole angular patterns, which is different from the power spectra of scalar, the cross-correlation or the scalar bispectrum, where the quadrupole type statistical anisotropy dominates over octopole.

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