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Reconciling Inflation with the Festina Lente Bound through Affleck-Dine Baryogenesis
The Festina-Lente bound is a swampland conjecture motivated by the behavior of charged BHs in dS spacetime, which imposes a constraint on the masses of charged particles. Although relatively weak in the present-day Universe, it can severely constrain inflation. We clarify its underlying assumptions
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