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There is a number of inflationary models. All of them deal with potentials of scalar fields which realize the slow-roll regime during sufficiently long period of evolution, then the inflation terminates and Universe enters the hot stage. It is worth noting that the models considered below are among the simplest ones and they do not exhaust all the possibilities, however they give main idea about possible features of the evolution of inflaton and scale factor in the slow-roll regime.
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There is a number of inflationary models. All of them deal with potentials of scalar fields which realize the slow-roll regime during sufficiently long period of evolution, then the inflation terminates and Universe enters the hot stage. It is worth noting that the models considered below are among the simplest ones and they do not exhaust all the possibilities, however they give the main idea about possible features of the evolution of scale factor in the slow-roll regime of inflation.
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== Chaotic Inflation (Inflation with Power Law Potential) ==
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\emph{\textbf{The chaotic inflation} or the inflation with high field, is considered as a rule with the power law potentials of the form
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$$V=g\varphi^n,$$
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where $g$ is a dimensional constant of interaction:
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$$[g]=(\mbox{mass})^{4-n}$$
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It should be noted that the slow-roll conditions for the given potential are always satisfied for sufficiently high values of the inflaton field
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$$\varphi\gg\frac{nM_{Pl}}{4\sqrt{3\pi}},$$
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therefore the slow-roll takes place at field values which are great compared to Planck units.}
  
 
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There is a number of inflationary models. All of them deal with potentials of scalar fields which realize the slow-roll regime during sufficiently long period of evolution, then the inflation terminates and Universe enters the hot stage. It is worth noting that the models considered below are among the simplest ones and they do not exhaust all the possibilities, however they give the main idea about possible features of the evolution of scale factor in the slow-roll regime of inflation.

Chaotic Inflation (Inflation with Power Law Potential)

\emph{\textbf{The chaotic inflation} or the inflation with high field, is considered as a rule with the power law potentials of the form $$V=g\varphi^n,$$ where $g$ is a dimensional constant of interaction: $$[g]=(\mbox{mass})^{4-n}$$ It should be noted that the slow-roll conditions for the given potential are always satisfied for sufficiently high values of the inflaton field $$\varphi\gg\frac{nM_{Pl}}{4\sqrt{3\pi}},$$ therefore the slow-roll takes place at field values which are great compared to Planck units.}

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