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The Effective Field Theory of Vector-Tensor Theories

Aoki, Katsuki, Gorji, Mohammad Ali, Mukohyama, Shinji et al.

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We investigate a systematic formulation of vector-tensor theories based on the effective field theory (EFT) approach.

The input of our EFT is that the spacetime symmetry is spontaneously broken by the existence of a preferred timelike direction in accordance with the cosmological principle.
After clarifying the difference of the symmetry breaking pattern from the conventional EFT of inflation/dark energy, we find an EFT description of vector-tensor theories around the cosmological background.
This approach not only serves as a unified description of vector-tensor theories but also highlights universal differences between the scalar-tensor theories and the vector-tensor theories.