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A primer on Carroll gravity

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arxiv 2409.12200 v2 pith:ED2POLJ4 submitted 2024-09-12 physics.hist-ph gr-qc

Eleanor March , James Read This is my paper · ORCID
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The ultra-relativistic limit of general relativity is Carroll gravity. In this article, we provide (i) a rigorous and thorough exposition of the geometric formalism of the 'magnetic' version of Carroll gravity, (ii) a presentation of this theory as a limit of general relativity in a geometrical, 'lightcone-narrowing' sense, and (iii) an exploration of some of the various conceptually interesting features of this version of Carroll gravity.

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    A unified (s,n)-parametrized expansion of the Einstein-Hilbert action yields Galilean, Carroll, Lorentzian, and string Carroll gravity, and near-horizon black hole geometries satisfy the string Carroll equations.

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    hep-th 2025-01 conditional novelty 6.0 of 10

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