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Formalizing Anisotropic Inflation in Modified Gravity

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arxiv 2210.16383 v1 pith:HWTPNHOW submitted 2022-10-28 gr-qc astro-ph.COhep-th

Formalizing Anisotropic Inflation in Modified Gravity

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keywords gravityanisotropiclikemodifiedevolutionexoticformalizeinflationary
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Motivated by the fact that the pre-inflationary era may evolve in an exotic way, in this work we formalize anisotropic evolution in the context of modified gravity, focusing on pre-inflationary and near the vicinity of the inflationary epochs. We specialize on specific metrics like Bianchi and Taub and we formalize the inflationary theory in vacuum $F(R)$ gravity, in $F(R)$ gravity with an extra scalar field and in Gauss-Bonnet gravity. We discuss the qualitative effects of the anisotropies on the evolution of the Universe and also we consider several specific solutions, like the de Sitter solution, in both the isotropic and anisotropic contexts. Furthermore, several exotic modified gravity cosmological solutions, like the ones which contain finite time singularities, are also discussed in brief.

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