Curvature-dependent conformal transformations such as g-tilde = F(R[g])g are not local changes of metric variables: their inverse requires solving a differential equation, so no finite-jet metric-only inverse exists generically.
Cosmological reconstruction of realistic modified F(R) gravities
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The cosmological reconstruction scheme for modified $F(R)$ gravity is developed in terms of e-folding (or, redshift). It is demonstrated how any FRW cosmology may emerge from specific $F(R)$ theory. The specific examples of well-known cosmological evolution are reconstructed, including $\Lambda$CDM cosmology, deceleration with transition to phantom superacceleration era which may develop singularity or be transient. The application of this scheme to viable $F(R)$ gravities unifying inflation with dark energy era is proposed. The additional reconstruction of such models leads to non-leading gravitational correction mainly relevant at the early/late universe and helping to pass the cosmological bounds (if necessary). It is also shown how cosmological reconstruction scheme may be generalized in the presence of scalar field.
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Differential Obstructions to Curvature-Dependent Conformal Transformations
Curvature-dependent conformal transformations such as g-tilde = F(R[g])g are not local changes of metric variables: their inverse requires solving a differential equation, so no finite-jet metric-only inverse exists generically.