Cosmological solutions with massive gravitons in the bigravity theory
@article{Volkov2011CosmologicalSW, title={Cosmological solutions with massive gravitons in the bigravity theory}, author={M. S. Volkov}, journal={Journal of High Energy Physics}, year={2011}, volume={2012}, pages={1-19} }
A bstractWe present solutions describing homogeneous and isotropic cosmologies in the massive gravity theory with two dynamical metrics recently proposed in arXiv:1109.3515 and maintained to be ghost free. These solutions can be spatially open, closed, or flat, and at early times they are sourced by the perfect fluid, while the graviton mass typically manifests itself at late times by giving rise to a cosmological term. In addition, there are also exotic solutions, for which already at early…
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