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Quadratic-inflation amplitude calibration (m/Mpl​=24π2As​​/(2N+1))

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For a quadratic potential with the end set by ϵV​=1, a mode leaving N e-folds earlier has ϕ∗2​=(4N+2)Mpl2​. Its curvature amplitude is (m/Mpl​)2(2N+1)2/(24π2). Thus the scalar amplitude fixes the inflaton mass while the tilt and tensor ratio depend only on the exit e-fold count at this order.

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