On the Trans-Planckian Censorship Conjecture and the Generalized
  Non-Minimal Coupling
  We investigate the Trans-Planckian Censorship Conjecture (TCC) and the
arising bounds on the inflationary cosmology caused by that conjecture. In that
investigation, we analyze TCC bounds for both Jordan and Einstein frames in the
presence of a generic non-minimal coupling (to gravity) term. That term allows
us to use the functional freedom it brings to the inflationary Lagrangian as an
effective Planck mass. In this sense, we argue one should consider the initial
field value of the effective Planck mass for the TCC. We show that as a result,
one can remove the TCC upper bounds without the need to produce a new process
or go beyond the standard inflation mechanism, with the generalized non-minimal
coupling, and for Higgs-like symmetry-breaking potentials.
