Cosmological evolutions of nonlinear massive gravity
arXiv:1403.4442 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.90.043530
Abstract
Recently a new extended nonlinear massive gravity model has been proposed which includes the modifications to dRGT model.We follow the nonlinear massive gravity and study its implications on cosmological evolutions. We derive the critical points of the cosmic system and study the corresponding kinetics by performing the phase-plane analysis.
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