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arxiv:2610.00989

Effects of Poisson Isocurvature Perturbations on Induced Gravitational Waves

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Abstract

Discrete primordial black hole evaporation via a sudden matter-to-radiation transition generates induced gravitational waves whose bispectrum reveals higher-order Poisson statistics and scale-dependent signatures distinguishing this scenario.

A sudden transition from an early matter-dominated era to a radiation-dominated era provides a representative mechanism for enhancing induced gravitational waves (GWs). In the primordial black hole (PBH) evaporation scenario, discrete PBH number-density fluctuations naturally generate Poisson isocurvature perturbations. By evaluating the GWs induced by these perturbations through the sudden evaporation transition, we show how the full hierarchy of intrinsic non-Gaussian statistics of a Poisson isocurvature source enters the induced GW spectra. We find that the tensor power spectrum retains only the two-point correlations of the scalar source, while higher-order correlations first appear in the tensor bispectrum. We also find a nontrivial scale dependence in the relative amplitudes of different bispectrum configurations, which may provide additional information for distinguishing the discrete PBH scenario from other induced-GW mechanisms.

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