Asymptotic Freedom in Curvature-Satured Gravity
S. Capozziello, G. Lambiase, H. -J. Schmidt
Abstract
For a spatially flat Friedmann model with line element ds2=a2 [ da2/B(a)-dx2-dy2-dz2 ] , the 00-component of the Einstein field equation reads 8πG T00=3/a2 containing no derivative. For a nonlinear Lagrangian L(R), we obtain a second--order differential equation for B instead of the expected fourth-order equation. We discuss this equation for the curvature-saturated model proposed by Kleinert and Schmidt. Finally, we argue that asymptotic freedom G eff-1 0 is fulfilled in curvature-saturated gravity.
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