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  "abstract": "Warm Higgs inflation is investigated in an effective channel-resolved dissipative framework in which the total dissipative coefficient is decomposed into low temperature (LT), high temperature (HT), and threshold activated (th) contributions. This decomposition defines the dissipative sector as a phenomenological effective description. The channel fractions are followed together with the e-fold background evolution and are used as decomposition-dependent structural indicators of the dissipative budget. A genetic algorithm global search supplemented by mixing and entropy priors maps the high dimensional parameter space and identifies multi channel trajectories. The primordial observables are derived from the warm inflation scalar spectrum. The growth factor $$G(Q)$$ is evaluated with unity-normalized weak-dissipative choices and an illustrative $$c=-1$$-type sensitivity benchmark. A representative weak dissipative threshold relay solution gives $$(T/H)_*=1.6226$$, $$Q_*=1.70\\times 10^{-5}$$, $$n_s\\simeq 0.969$$, and $$r=(1.58$$–$$3.22)\\times 10^{-3}$$. The illustrative $$c=-1$$-type sensitivity benchmark gives $$A_s=2.178\\times 10^{-9}$$, while the unity normalized choices mainly require an order unity common rescaling of $$\\lambda /\\xi ^2$$. At the pivot scale the high temperature and threshold sectors contribute comparably, $$f_{\\textrm{HT},*}=0.459$$ and $$f_{\\textrm{th},*}=0.541$$, followed by threshold dominance throughout the reliable bulk evolution. The solution is weakly dissipative and exhibits an effective HT-threshold relay within a small total dissipative coefficient. This channel resolved treatment offers a quantitative probe of time dependent dissipative structure beyond single channel warm inflation parameterizations.",
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  "published": "2026-10-29",
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  "title": "Three-channel dissipative warm Higgs inflation with global inference via genetic algorithms",
  "title_text": "Three-channel dissipative warm Higgs inflation with global inference via genetic algorithms",
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  "venue": "The European Physical Journal C",
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