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Reconciling Inflation with Anisotropies at Small Scales
There have been persistent suggestions, based on several diverse data sets, that some aspects of our Universe were or are not isotropic. It is not easy to develop a coherent theoretical account of such a ``statistical anisotropy'', for, in standard General Relativity, intuition suggests that it cont
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