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Hunting modifications of gravity: from the lab to cosmology via compact objects
Sandrine Schlögel
Modifications of gravity have been considered to model the primordial inflation and the late-time cosmic acceleration. Provided that modified gravity models do not suffer from theo…
Numerical forecasts for lab experiments constraining modified gravity: the chameleon model
Sandrine Schlogel, Sebastien Clesse, Andre Fuzfa
Current acceleration of the cosmic expansion leads to coincidence as well as fine-tuning issues in the framework of general relativity. Dynamical scalar fields have been introduced…
Probing Modified Gravity with Atom-Interferometry: a Numerical Approach
Sandrine Schlogel, Sebastien Clesse, Andre Fuzfa
Refined constraints on chameleon theories are calculated for atom-interferometry experiments, using a numerical approach consisting in solving for a four-region model the static an…
Particlelike solutions of modified gravity: the Higgs monopoles
Sandrine Schlogel
The lore paradigm for solving so-called horizon and flatness problems in cosmology is the primordial inflation. Plethora of inflationary models have been built in last decades and…
Particlelike solutions in modified gravity: the Higgs monopole
Sandrine Schlogel, Massimiliano Rinaldi, Francois Staelens +1
Higgs inflation has received a remarkable attention in the last few years due to its simplicity and predictive power. The key point of this model is the nonminimal coupling to grav…
Fab Four: When John and George play gravitation and cosmology
Jean-Philippe Bruneton, Massimiliano Rinaldi, Antonin Kanfon +3
Scalar-tensor theories of gravitation have recently regained a great interest after the discovery of the Chameleon mechanism and of the Galileon models. The former allows, in princ…