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Heavy-particle production during inflation and its gravitational-wave signal
We study a mechanism for producing heavy particles during inflation through a transient quadratic $U(1)$-breaking interaction of a complex scalar coupled derivatively to the inflaton. The rolling inflaton induces an effective chemical potential, while sufficiently strong symmetry breaking creates a
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