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Primordial Black Hole Production in Natural and Hilltop Inflation

Cook, Jessica L.

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We consider the possibility of primordial black hole, PBH, formation sourced by a rise in the power spectrum.

The power spectrum becomes large at late times due to decay of the inflaton into vectors through a $\phi F \tilde{F}$ coupling.
Two background inflaton models which are well supported by current Planck data are considered, natural inflation and hilltop inflation.
Many of the papers considering formation of PBHs have considered a peaked power spectrum where $P_{\zeta}$ gets small again at late times.

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