Hamilton-Jacobi Equation for Brans-Dicke Theory and Its Long-wavelength Solution.pdfVIP

KUCPU TITHEPCOSMO July HamiltonJacobi Equation for BransDicke Theory and Its Longwavelength Solution Jiro So da Department of Fundamental Sciences FIHS Kyoto University Kyoto Japan Hideki Ishihara and Osamu Iguchi Department of Physics Tokyo Institute of Technology Meguroku Tokyo Japan Abstract HamiltonJacobi equation for BransDicke theory is solved by using a long wavelength approximation We examine the nonlinear evolution of the inho mogeneities in the dust uid case and the cosmological constant case In the case of dust uid it turns out that the inhomogeneities of spacetime grow In the case of cosmological constant the inhomogeneities decay which is consistent with the cosmic no hair conjecture The inhomogeneities of the density p erturbation and the gravitational constant b ehave similarly with that of spacetime Intro duction It is generally b elieved that the consistent theory of quantum gravity is correctly describ ed by the sup erstring theory The classical theory of gravity is nothing but a low energy eective theory of the sup erstring theory The classical theory which is predicted by the sup erstring theory has the form of a scalartensor theory the scalar eld is the socalled dilaton Therefore it is necessary to consider the consequences of this extra scalar eld at least in the phenomena close to the Planck scale If the dilaton eld acquires a large mass due to unknown dynamical mechanism there will b e no observable macrospic dierence b etween the sup erstring predicted theory and