This analysis reveals velocity behaviors in the static spherically symmetric metric of f(R) gravity, suggesting insights into cosmic dynamics.
This paper will consider the behavior of the velocity obtained from the static spherically symmetric metric resulting from the square lagrangian of f(R) gravity. Metric is given by E. Pachlaner and R. Sexl in their paper [1]. Also It will be shown the expressions for radial and total velocity of cosmos in one and two space dimensions and to discuss their behavior. The metric obtained from the lagrangian which is different from Einstein’s by the square term of the Ricci scalar. The exact equations of fields are too complicated to be solved, it solved in weak field approximation.
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