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We present a method by which cosmological perturbations can be quantitatively studied in single-field and multi-field inflationary models beyond linear perturbation theory. A non-linear generalization of the gauge-invariant Sasaki–Mukhanov variables is used in a long wavelength approximation. These generalized variables remain invariant under time slicing changes on long wavelengths. The equations they obey are relatively simple and can be formulated for a number of time slicing choices. Initial conditions are set after horizon crossing and the subsequent evolution is fully non-linear. We briefly discuss how these methods can be implemented numerically in the study of non-Gaussian signatures from specific inflationary models.
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