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How Inflation Might Explain Large-Scale Anisotropy
Several recent observational analyses have suggested the possible existence of anisotropy in our Universe. It is often thought that this would contradict the inflationary picture. We have argued that this is not the case: if we relax the artificial restriction that spacetime torsion must be zero, th
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