We examine the axi-dilatonic sector of low-energy string theory and demonstrate how the gravitational interactions involving the axion and dilaton fields may be derived from a geometrical action principle involving the curvature scalar associated with a non-Riemannian connection. In this geometry the antisymmetric tensor 3-form field determines the torsion of the connection on the frame bundle while the gradient of the metric is determined by the dilaton field. By expressing the theory in terms of the Levi-Civita connection associated with the metric in the `Einstein frame' we confirm that the field equations derived from the non-Riemannian Einstein-Hilbert action coincide with the axi-dilaton sector of the low-energy effective action deriv...
After a review of theoretical motivations to consider theories with direct couplings of scalar field...
We show how a Metric Affine theory of Dilaton gravity can be reduced to an effective Riemannian Dila...
International audienceWe explore higher-derivative terms in the low-energy effective action for the ...
We examine a one-parameter class of actions describing the gravitational interaction between a pair ...
We examine a 1 parameter class of actions describing the gravitational interaction between a pair of...
We discuss how theories of dilaton gravity can be constructed in terms of a torsion-free but non-met...
We discuss how theories of dilaton gravity can be constructed in terms of a torsionfree but non-metr...
The possibility of evading Lovelock's theorem at $d=4$, via a singular redefinition of the dimension...
Recent developments in theories of non-Riemannian gravitational interactions are outlined. The quest...
The scalar tensor theory of gravitation is constructed in D dimensions in all possible geometries of...
We construct an action for four-dimensional extended string Newton-Cartan gravity which is an extens...
We study the weak-field limit of string-dilaton gravity and derive corrections to the Newtonian pote...
We study models of axi-dilaton gravity in space-time geometries with torsion. We discuss conformal r...
We study models of axi-dilaton gravity in space-time geometries with torsion. We discuss conformal r...
We develop a theory in which there are couplings amongst Dirac spinor, dilaton and non-Riemannian gr...
After a review of theoretical motivations to consider theories with direct couplings of scalar field...
We show how a Metric Affine theory of Dilaton gravity can be reduced to an effective Riemannian Dila...
International audienceWe explore higher-derivative terms in the low-energy effective action for the ...
We examine a one-parameter class of actions describing the gravitational interaction between a pair ...
We examine a 1 parameter class of actions describing the gravitational interaction between a pair of...
We discuss how theories of dilaton gravity can be constructed in terms of a torsion-free but non-met...
We discuss how theories of dilaton gravity can be constructed in terms of a torsionfree but non-metr...
The possibility of evading Lovelock's theorem at $d=4$, via a singular redefinition of the dimension...
Recent developments in theories of non-Riemannian gravitational interactions are outlined. The quest...
The scalar tensor theory of gravitation is constructed in D dimensions in all possible geometries of...
We construct an action for four-dimensional extended string Newton-Cartan gravity which is an extens...
We study the weak-field limit of string-dilaton gravity and derive corrections to the Newtonian pote...
We study models of axi-dilaton gravity in space-time geometries with torsion. We discuss conformal r...
We study models of axi-dilaton gravity in space-time geometries with torsion. We discuss conformal r...
We develop a theory in which there are couplings amongst Dirac spinor, dilaton and non-Riemannian gr...
After a review of theoretical motivations to consider theories with direct couplings of scalar field...
We show how a Metric Affine theory of Dilaton gravity can be reduced to an effective Riemannian Dila...
International audienceWe explore higher-derivative terms in the low-energy effective action for the ...