Suppression of the large scale curvature perturbation by interacting fluids
T. Multamaki, J. Sainio, I. Vilja
Abstract
The large-scale dynamics of a two-fluid system with a time dependent interaction is studied analytically and numerically. We show how a rapid transition can significantly suppress the large-scale curvature perturbation and present approximative formulae for estimating the effect. By comparing to numerical results, we study the applicability of the approximation and find good agreement with exact calculations.
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