Alberto EscalantePuebla U., Inst. Fis., P. Fernando Ocaña GarcíaPuebla U., Inst. Fis.
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Abstract
The canonical analysis of the $\lambda R$ model extended with the term due to
Blas, Pujolas, and Sibiryakov $[BPS]$ is performed. The analysis is developed
for any value of $\lambda$, but particular attention is paid to the point
$\lambda=\frac{1}{3}$ because of the closeness with linearized General
Relativity [GR]. Then, we add the higher-order conformal term, the so-called
Cotton-square term, to study the constraint structure of what constitutes an
example of kinetic-conformal Horava's gravity. At the conformal point, an extra
second-class constraint appears; this does not arise at other values of
$\lambda$. Then, the Dirac brackets are constructed, and we will observe that
the $\lambda R$-Cotton-square model shares the same number of degrees of
freedom with linearized $GR$.