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Flavor decoherence and washout timing in nonthermal leptogenesis after inflation
We investigate why changing the heavy-neutrino mass hierarchy can reverse the baryon asymmetry in nonthermal leptogenesis after hilltop inflation. Along the mass trajectory studied here, lowering the mass of the lighter state, \(N_1\), reverses the final asymmetry while leaving the dominant injectio
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