Extracting New Physics from the CMB
B. Greene, K. Schalm, G. Shiu, J. P. van der Schaar
Abstract
We review how initial state effects generically yield an oscillatory component in the primordial power spectrum of inflationary density perturbations. These oscillatory corrections parametrize unknown new physics at a scale M and are potentially observable if the ratio Hinfl/M is sufficiently large. We clarify to what extent present and future CMB data analysis can distinguish between the different proposals for initial state corrections.
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