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Cosmology of a new class of massive vector fields
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Pozsgay, Victor
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Big bang cosmology
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/ Fields (mathematics)
/ Gravitational waves
/ Relativity
2022
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Pozsgay, Victor
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Big bang cosmology
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/ Relativity
2022
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Cosmology of a new class of massive vector fields
2022
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Overview
I introduce (Extended) Proca-Nuevo, a non-linear theory of a massive spin-1 field enjoying a non-linearly realized constraint. I will provide a covariantization scheme that allows for consistent, ghost-free cosmological solutions, describing the correct number of dynamical variables in the presence of perfect fluid matter. I will finally exhibit explicit hot Big Bang solutions featuring a late-time self-accelerating epoch, where all the stability and subluminality conditions are satisfied and where gravitational waves behave precisely as in General Relativity.
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Cornell University Library, arXiv.org
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