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Abstract This paper focuses on the Starobinsky model of inflation in the Einstein frame. We derive solutions for various cosmological observables, such as the scalar spectral index nₛ n s, the tensor-to-scalar ratio r and their runnings, as well as the number of e -folds of inflation, reheating, and radiation, with minimal assumptions. The impact of reheating on inflation is explored by constraining the equation of state parameter ₑ₄ ω re at the end of reheating. An equation linking inflation with reheating is established, which is solved for the spectral index nₛ n s. Using consistency relations of the model, we determine the other observables while the number of e -folds during inflation Nₖ N k, and the number of e -folds during reheating Nₑ₄ N re are determined by their respective formulas involving nₛ n s. We find remarkable agreement between the Starobinsky model and current measurements of the power spectrum of primordial curvature perturbations and the present bounds on the spectrum of primordial gravitational waves.
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