The History of Inflation from Microwave Background Polarimetry and Laser   Interferometry
  A period of inflation in the early universe produces a nearly scale-invariant spectrum of gravitational waves over a huge range in wavelength. If the amplitude of this gravitational wave background is large enough to be detectable with microwave background polarization measurements, it will also be detectable directly with a space-based laser interferometer. Using a Monte Carlo sampling of inflation models, we demonstrate that the combination of these two measurements will strongly constrain the expansion history during inflation and the physical mechanism driving it. 
Jerod Caligiuri, Arthur Kosowsky, William H. Kinney, and Naoki Seto
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