MOG without anomaly
arXiv:1801.02217 · doi:10.1016/j.dark.2017.12.004
Abstract
We obtain the action of Moffat's Modified Gravity, (MOG), a scalar-tensor-vector theory of gravitation, by generalizing the Horava-Witten mechanism to fourteen dimensions. We show that the resulting theory is anomaly-free. We propose an extended version of MOG that includes fermionic fields.
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