Reconstruction of the bubble nucleating potential
Luca Amendola, Carlo Baccigalupi, Rostislav Konoplich, Franco Occhionero, Sergei Rubin
Abstract
We calculate analytically the bubble nucleation rate in a model of first order inflation which is able to produce large scale structure. The computation includes the first-order departure from the thin-wall limit, the explicit derivation of the pre-exponential factor, and the gravitational correction. The resulting bubble spectrum is then compared with constraints from the large scale structure and the microwave background. We show that there are models which pass all the constraints and produce bubble-like perturbations of interesting size. Furthermore, we show that it is in principle possible to reconstruct completely the inflationary two-field potential from observations.
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