Mimetic Horava Gravity
arXiv:1908.01717 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2019.134939
Abstract
We show that the scalar field of mimetic gravity could be used to construct diffeomorphism invariant models that reduce to Horava gravity in the synchronous gauge. The gradient of the mimetic field provides a timelike unit vector field that allows to define a projection operator of four-dimensional tensors to three-dimensional spatial tensors. Conversely, it also enables us to write quantities invariant under space diffeomorphisms in fully covariant form without the need to introduce new propagating degrees of freedom.
arXiv comment8 pages, comments about renormalizability of the model added. Matches version to be published in Physics Letters B
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