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On the cosmology of massive bigravity

Marco Crisostomi, Luigi Pilo, D. Comelli

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In this note we briefly review the present status of cosmology in massive bigravity. The bottom line is that no stable FLRW cosmology exists at the leading order, showing a breakdown of cosmological perturbation theory much earlier than in GR. A possible way out could be a non-linear treatment.

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In this note we briefly review the present status of cosmology in massive bigravity. The bottom line is that no stable FLRW cosmology exists at the leading order, showing a breakdown of cosmological perturbation theory much earlier than in GR. A possible way out could be a non-linear treatment.

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In this note we briefly review the present status of cosmology in massive bigravity. The bottom line is that no stable FLRW cosmology exists at the leading order, showing a breakdown of cosmological perturbation theory much earlier than in GR. A possible way out could be a non-linear treatment.

Key concepts: Physics, Theoretical physics, General relativity, Cosmology, Cosmological constant, Gravitation, Metric expansion of space, Massless particle

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