Abstract
The no-boundary wavefunction of quantum gravity usually assigns only very small probability to long periods of inflation. This was a reason to doubt about the no-boundary wavefunction to explain the observational universe. We study the no-boundary proposal in the context of multi-field inflation to see whether the number of fields changes the situation. For a simple model, we find that indeed the no-boundary wavefunction can give higher probability for sufficient inflation, but the number of fields involved Nf has to be very high, e.g., Nf ≃ m−2.
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