Teleparallel Minkowski Spacetime with Perturbative Approach for Teleparallel Gravity on a Proper Frame
arXiv:2303.16089 · doi:10.3390/universe9050232
Abstract
A complete perturbation theory suitable for teleparallel gravity is developed. The proposed perturbation scheme takes into account perturbations of the coframe, the metric, and the spin-connection, while ensuring that the resulting perturbed system continues to describe a teleparallel gravity situation. The resulting perturbation scheme can be transformed to one in which perturbations all take place within the co-frame. A covariant definition of a teleparallel Minkowski geometry is proposed. We compute the perturbed field equations for teleparallel gravity and discuss the stability of the teleparallel Minkowski geometry within teleparallel gravity.
arXiv comment33 pages, Published in Universe
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