Weyl transformation: a dynamical degree of freedom in the light of Dirac's Large Number Hypothesis
Prasenjit Paul, Rikpratik Sengupta, Saibal Ray

TL;DR
This paper explores the role of Weyl (conformal) transformations as a dynamical degree of freedom in cosmology, linking them to Dirac's Large Number Hypothesis and their potential impact on inflation, the cosmological constant, and epoch-dependent unit conversions.
Contribution
It proposes that conformal transformations are dynamical and relevant in cosmological evolution, connecting them to Dirac's Large Number Hypothesis and inflationary dynamics.
Findings
Conformal transformations may influence inflation and the graceful exit problem.
Epoch-dependent conformal factors relate to Dirac's Large Number Hypothesis.
Dynamical Weyl transformations could affect the cosmological constant's behavior.
Abstract
In Einstein's Field Equation(EFE) the geometry of the space-time is connected with the matter distribution. The geometry or the gravitational sector deals with classical macroscopic objects involving gravitational units while the matter sector can be better described by quantum theory involving atomic units. It has been argued by Bisabr that there exists an epoch-dependent conversion factor between these two unit systems present in two different conformal frames,i.e. the conformal factor is epoch dependent. We argue that the conformal transformation is a dynamical degree of freedom describing it's possible relevance in inflation in context to the graceful exit problem, dynamics of the cosmological constant {\Lambda} and justify the argument in the light of consequences of Dirac's Large Number hypothesis(LNH).
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Taxonomy
TopicsCosmology and Gravitation Theories · Relativity and Gravitational Theory · History and Developments in Astronomy
