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2009

Strong coupling in Horava gravity

Charmousis, Christos, Niz, Gustavo, Padilla, Antonio et al.

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By studying perturbations about the vacuum, we show that Horava gravity suffers from two different strong coupling problems, extending all the way into the deep infra-red.

The first of these is associated with the principle of detailed balance and explains why solutions to General Relativity are typically not recovered in models that preserve this structure.
The second of these occurs even without detailed balance and is associated with the breaking of diffeomorphism invariance, required for anisotropic scaling in the UV.
Since there is a reduced symmetry group there are additional degrees of freedom, which need not decouple in the infra-red.

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