
TL;DR
This paper explores a Schr"odinger-like gravity model with a dynamical critical exponent of 2, incorporating a dilaton field to enable non-trivial dynamics, potentially serving as a foundation for quantum dilaton gravity and membrane quantization.
Contribution
It introduces a novel $z=2$ gravity model with a dilaton field, extending Horava gravity to include dynamical features suitable for quantum gravity applications.
Findings
Constructed a $z=2$ dispersion relation with a dilaton field.
Demonstrated the model's potential for quantum dilaton gravity.
Provided a classical framework for membrane quantization.
Abstract
We investigate possibilities for a Schr\"odinger-like gravity with the dynamical critical exponent , where the action only contains the first-order time derivative. The Horava gravity always admits such a relevant deformation because the full dimensional diffeomorphism of the Einstein gravity is replaced by the foliation preserving diffeomorphism. The dynamics is locally trivial or topological in the pure gravity case, but we can construct a dynamical field theory with a dispersion relation by introducing a dilaton degree of freedom. Our model provides a classical starting point for the possible quantum dilaton gravity which may be applied to a membrane quantization.
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