Canonical Analysis of Inhomogeneous Dark Energy Model and Theory of Limiting Curvature

Abstract

This paper is devoted to the canonical analysis of inhomogeneous Dark Energy Model and the model of limiting curvature that were proposed recently by Chamseddine and V. Mukhanov. We argue these models are well defined and have similar properties as a system consisting from general gravity action and action for incoherent dust.

16 pages, v2:Abstract changed, corrected conclusion related to the stability of the theory

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