Infrared-modified gravities and massive gravitons
By V. Rubakov, P. G. T. Inr, Moscow, Ulb, Brussels. 2008
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We review some theoretical and phenomenological aspects of massive gravities in 4 dimensions. We start from the Fierz–Pauli theory with Lorentz-invariant mass terms and then proceed to Lorentz-violating masses. Unlike the former theory, some models with Lorentz violation have no pathologies in the spectrum in flat and nearly flat backgrounds and lead to an interesting phenomenology.
Subfields: Astronomy and Astrophysics, Nuclear and High Energy Physics
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