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Gauge-invariant cosmological perturbations in Type 3 New General Relativity and background-hierarchy bounds

Daniel Blixt, Kyosuke Tomonari, Sebastian Bahamonde

Type 3 New General Relativity permits consistent linear cosmological perturbations only within specific parameter bounds.

arxiv:2605.16869 v1 · 2026-05-16 · gr-qc · astro-ph.CO · hep-th

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We derive the background-hierarchy bounds for the scalar, transverse-vector, and tensor modes around a flat FLRW background, and identify the region of parameter space in which the linear perturbation theory of Type 3 remains viable for cosmological applications.

C2weakest assumption

The central comparison that defines the bound assumes the background spacetime evolution contribution exceeds the quadratic kinetic term in the perturbed Lagrangian; if other higher-order or interaction terms become comparable at the same scale, the identified viability region would no longer guarantee a consistent linear theory.

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Derives background-hierarchy bounds on the two free parameters of Type 3 NGR to ensure linear cosmological perturbation theory remains viable around flat FLRW.

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[1] second-order terms of perturbation fields are included in the torsion and metric tensor,
[2] Our results in the previous work are summarized in Table I
[3] A first-class constraint disappears, giving rise to one new DOF
[4] Pattern II. Two first-class constraints become second-class, giving rise to one new DOF; Patterns I and II occur in modifications or extensions of an original theory, and these two patterns are direct
[5] Gauge choice I.φ ′ = 0,B ′ = 0,C ′ i = 0 (spatially flat gauge)

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arxiv: 2605.16869 · arxiv_version: 2605.16869v1 · doi: 10.48550/arxiv.2605.16869 · pith_short_12: VVEX5KL2WKDG · pith_short_16: VVEX5KL2WKDGKVEQ · pith_short_8: VVEX5KL2
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