chameleonic theories: a short review
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Abstract
In the chameleon mechanism, a field (typically scalar) has a mass that depends on the matter density of the environment: the larger is the matter density, the larger is the mass of the chameleon. We briefly review some aspects of chameleonic theories. In particular, in a typical class of these theories, we discuss the lagrangian, the role of conformal transformations, the equation of motion and the thin-shell effect. We also discuss f ( R ) theories and chameleonic quantum gravity.
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| Authors | ;Andrea Zanzi |
| Journal | smart innovation, systems and technologies |
| Year | 2015 |
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10.3390/universe1030446
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