Gravitational waves in f(Q) gravity

The evolution of gravitational waves (GWs) in f(Q) gravity, whose foundation is the non-metricity (NM) scalar Q, has been examined in this study. We discuss and study the dynamics of the background evolution of GWs in a flat FRW universe. Two distinct f(Q) toy models are considered for the work. The perturbed equations controlling the evolution of GWs in terms of redshift z have been derived in the FRW Universe backdrop using the field equations. We then explored the properties of GWs within the paradigm of f(Q) gravity and obtained some intriguing conclusions.

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SAYAM
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2024-12-30
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https://doi.org/10.63419/sayam.v2i2.64
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Cosmology and Gravitation Theories
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Gravitational waves in f(Q) gravity

Prabir Rudra, Sayani Maity
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Gravitational waves in f(Q) gravity

Prabir Rudra, Sayani Maity
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Abstract

The evolution of gravitational waves (GWs) in f(Q) gravity, whose foundation is the non-metricity (NM) scalar Q, has been examined in this study. We discuss and study the dynamics of the background evolution of GWs in a flat FRW universe. Two distinct f(Q) toy models are considered for the work. The perturbed equations controlling the evolution of GWs in terms of redshift z have been derived in the FRW Universe backdrop using the field equations. We then explored the properties of GWs within the paradigm of f(Q) gravity and obtained some intriguing conclusions.

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