Non-minimal (self-)running inflation: metric vs. Palatini formulation
  We consider a model of quartic inflation where the inflaton is coupled
non-minimally to gravity and the self-induced radiative corrections to its
effective potential are dominant. We perform a comparative analysis considering
two different formulations of gravity, metric or Palatini, and two different
choices for the renormalization scale, widely known as prescription I and II.
Moreover we comment on the eventual compatibility of the results with the final
data release of the Planck mission.
