A healthy extension of Horava gravity
D.Blas, O.Pujolas, S. Sibiryakov

TL;DR
This paper introduces a modified version of Horava gravity that is free from previous issues, maintains renormalizability, and closely approximates general relativity at low energies by adjusting parameters.
Contribution
It presents a natural extension of Horava gravity with a well-behaved scalar mode and improved theoretical consistency, addressing past pathologies.
Findings
Scalar graviton mode has a regular quadratic action.
Model remains power-counting renormalizable.
Deviations from general relativity can be minimized.
Abstract
We propose a natural extension of Horava's model for quantum gravity, which is free from the notorious pathologies of the original proposal. The new model endows the scalar graviton mode with a regular quadratic action and remains power-counting renormalizable. At low energies, it reduces to a Lorentz-violating scalar-tensor gravity theory. The deviations with respect to general relativity can be made weak by an appropriate choice of parameters.
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