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Lukewarm inflation and the QCD axion
We show that a late period of warm inflation, at temperatures just above the QCD scale, can dilute the abundance of the QCD axion produced by the misalignment mechanism, thus avoiding the need to fine-tune the initial misalignment angle in scenarios with an axion decay constant close to the GUT scal
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