On the KG-constrained general disformal transformation of the Einstein-Hilbert action
Allan L. Alinea, Joshwa DJ. Ordonez

TL;DR
This paper explores how the Einstein-Hilbert action transforms under a general disformal transformation within scalar-tensor theories, identifying constraints that simplify the resulting complex action and revealing dimension-dependent invariance properties.
Contribution
It introduces a set of three constraints that simplify the disformal transformation of the Einstein-Hilbert action, revealing dimension-specific behaviors and invariances.
Findings
In four dimensions, the transformed action includes a disformal contribution with a six-term Lagrangian.
In three dimensions, the disformal contribution reduces to a five-term Lagrangian.
In two dimensions, the Einstein-Hilbert action remains invariant under the constrained disformal transformation.
Abstract
Although with great successes in explaining phenomena and natural behaviour involving the Universe or a part thereof, the General Theory of Relativity is far from a complete theory. Focusing on its extension within the framework of scalar tensor theory, we investigate the transformation of the Einstein-Hilbert action under the general disformal transformation coupled with a set of triple KG constraints. The idea is that the general disformal transformation leads to an extremely complicated action necessitating a set of constraints to tame the resulting form. Motivated by previous studies on the invertibility and invariance of the massless Klein-Gordon equation under the general disformal transformation, we identify three constraints that significantly simplifies the transformed Einstein-Hilbert action. In four spacetime dimensions, we find that the transformed action is a sum of the…
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TopicsAlgebraic and Geometric Analysis · Relativity and Gravitational Theory · Cosmology and Gravitation Theories
