Develops a framework to compute primordial spectra in unified effective field theory, indicating high consistency in results.
This third paper develops the primordial perturbation sector of the same TCV-ϕ effective field theory defined in Papers I and II. Its purpose is to formulate and benchmark a Mukhanov–Sasaki pipeline across a cohesive-bounce background, compute tabulated primordial spectra, and extract baseline observables such as n_s, A_s, r, and α_s in explicit benchmark regimes. The paper distinguishes carefully between EFT-derived ingredients and phenomenological closure ansätze used to complete the background and perturbative calculations. It also provides a reproducible bridge to CLASS/CAMB using exported primordial tables, intended as a consistency tool rather than a full likelihood-level analysis. In the benchmark presented here, the scalar sector yields As ~ 2.1e-9, ns ~ 0.9643, and alpha_s ~ -1.43e-3, while the reconstructed matter spectra from power-law and external-table modes remain nearly identical, validating the interface at the benchmark level.
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