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Theory of gravity with nonminimal matter-nonmetricity coupling and the de-Sitter swampland conjectures

In this study, we investigate swampland conjectures within the setup of matter and non-metricity nonminimal coupling theories of gravity. We examine how the inflationary solution produced by a single scalar field can be resolved with the swampland criteria in string theory regarding the formation of de Sitter solutions. The new important findings are that the inflationary scenario in our study differs from the one in general relativity because of the presence of a nonminimal coupling term, and that difference gives the correction to general relativity. In addition, we observe that the slow-roll conditions and the swampland conjectures are incompatible with each other for a single scalar field within the framework of nonminimally coupled alternative gravity theories. We predict that these results will hold for a wide range of inflationary scenarios in the context of nonminimal coupling gravitational theories.

preprint2023arXivOpen access

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