C. S. Varsha, L. Sudharani, N. S. Kavya, V. Venkatesha
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Abstract
The study of the compatibility of curvature-matter coupling gravity theory within the framework of swampland conjectures is explored in this manuscript. The de-sitter swampland conjecture is considered in relation to the inflationary solution generated by the curvature-matter coupling gravity. The slow-roll conditions are derived for the specific case of model. The results show that the swampland conjectures are at odds with the slow-roll condition for curvature-matter coupling gravity theory. Therefore, it is concluded that the swampland conjectures and the curvature-matter coupling gravity, Specifically, model appear to be inconsistent with each other within the context of an inflationary profile of curvature-matter coupling gravity theory.
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The journal Fortschritte der Physik - Progress of Physics is a pure online Journal (since 2013).
Fortschritte der Physik - Progress of Physics is devoted to the theoretical and experimental studies of fundamental constituents of matter and their interactions e. g. elementary particle physics, classical and quantum field theory, the theory of gravitation and cosmology, quantum information, thermodynamics and statistics, laser physics and nonlinear dynamics, including chaos and quantum chaos. Generally the papers are review articles with a detailed survey on relevant publications, but original papers of general interest are also published.