Deflection angle and lensing signature of covariant f(T) gravity
arXiv:2105.04578 · doi:10.1088/1475-7516/2021/10/062
Abstract
We calculate the deflection angle, as well as the positions and magnifications of the lensed images, in the case of covariant gravity. We first extract the spherically symmetric solutions for both the pure-tetrad and the covariant formulation of the theory, since considering spherical solutions the extension to the latter is crucial, in order for the results not to suffer from frame-dependent artifacts. Applying the weak-field, perturbative approximation we extract the deviations of the solutions comparing to General Relativity. Furthermore, we calculate the deflection angle and then the differences of the positions and magnifications in the lensing framework. This effect of consistent gravity on the lensing features can serve as an observable signature in the realistic cases where is expected to deviate only slightly from General Relativity, since lensing scales in general are not restricted as in the case of Solar System data, and therefore deviations from General Relativity could be observed more easily.
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