Cosmology of F(T) gravity and k-essence
arXiv:1212.2155 · doi:10.3390/e14091627
Abstract
This a brief review on gravity and its relation with k-essence. Modified teleparallel gravity theory with the torsion scalar has recently gained a lot of attention as a possible explanation of dark energy. We perform a thorough reconstruction analysis on the so-called models, where is some general function of the torsion term, and deduce the required conditions for the equivalence between of models with pure kinetic k-essence models. We present a new class of models of -gravity and k-essence.
arXiv comment21 pages
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