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2014

On couplings to matter in massive (bi-)gravity

de Rham, Claudia, Heisenberg, Lavinia, Ribeiro, Raquel H.

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We investigate the coupling to matter in ghost-free massive (bi-)gravity.

When species in the matter sector couple covariantly to only one metric, we show that at one--loop these couplings do not spoil the special structure of the graviton potential.
When the same species couples directly to both metrics we show that a ghost is present at the classical level and that loops destroy the special structure of the potential at an unacceptably low scale.
We then propose a new `composite' effective metric built out of both metrics.