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We construct a supergravity model whose scalar degrees of freedom arise from a chiral superfield and are solely a scalaron and an axion that is very heavy during the inflationary phase. The model includes a second chiral superfield X, which is subject however to the constraint X2=0 so that it describes only a Volkov–Akulov goldstino and an auxiliary field. We also construct the dual higher-derivative model, which rests on a chiral scalar curvature superfield R subject to the constraint R2=0, where the goldstino dual arises from the gauge-invariant gravitino field strength as γmnDmψn. The final bosonic action is an R+R2 theory involving an axial vector Am that only propagates a physical pseudoscalar mode.
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