torsiondominated
Torsiondominated is a term used in theoretical physics to describe a regime in which torsion effects in a spacetime’s geometric connection are the primary influence on gravitational dynamics, outweighing the contributions from curvature in that regime. It is most often discussed within theories that extend general relativity to include torsion, such as Einstein–Cartan theory and certain teleparallel formulations.
In these frameworks, spacetime is described by both a metric and an affine connection that can possess
Typical implications of a torsion-dominated regime include modifications to fermion propagation through spin–torsion couplings, the emergence
The term is not universally standardized and is largely descriptive, used to indicate a region where torsion