McVittie solution in f(T) gravity
arXiv:1707.06637 · doi:10.1140/epjc/s10052-017-5394-4
Abstract
We show that McVittie geometry, which describes a black hole embedded in a FLRW universe, not only solves Einstein equations but also remains as a non-deformable solution of f(T) gravity. This search for GR solutions that survive in f(T) gravity is facilitated by a null tetrad approach. We also show that flat FLRW geometry is a consistent solution of f(T) dynamical equations not only for but also for , which could be a manifestation of the additional degrees of freedom involved in f(T) theories.
9 pages. Minor improvements. Published version
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