Relativity and Cosmology

    

Curvature-Regulated Infrared Gravity Without New Degrees of Freedom

Authors: Ajay Kumar

We present a conservative infrared extension of General Relativity in which late-timecosmic acceleration emerges from a curvature-regulated modification of gravitational timedilation. The framework introduces no additional propagating degrees of freedom and remains fully covariant at the action level. Exponential suppression ensures agreement withall laboratory, solar-system, and strong-field tests of gravity. We provide a detailed mathematical formulation, analyze background and perturbative dynamics, compare with existingobservational constraints, and study the theory across solar, galactic, and cosmological curvature scales. The model reproduces ΛCDM behavior at late times while yielding distinct,testable predictions in ultra-low curvature environments

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