Geometrical Origin of the Cosmological Term
Richard T Hammond

TL;DR
This paper explores how a scalar field's nonmetricity can generate a variable cosmological term, influencing the universe's expansion dynamics over time.
Contribution
It introduces a geometric origin for the cosmological term via nonmetricity from a scalar field, a novel approach in cosmological models.
Findings
The cosmological term varies over cosmic time.
Nonmetricity from a scalar field exists as a cosmic field.
The variable cosmological term dominates early universe expansion.
Abstract
Nonmetricity derived from a scalar field is shown to exist as a cosmic field, without direct coupling to matter. It leads to a variable cosmological term, a term that dominates the expansion in the early universe but dies away at later time.
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