Is the Cyclic Model of the Universe Possible in the Relativistic Theory of Gravitation?

A new model of Dark Energy is proposed within the flat FLRW model in RTG (Relativistic Theory of Gravitation). It is a global scalar field \(\Phi\) with a quadratic potential, which ensures cosmological acceleration at present times and a bounce at late times. During the contraction stage, the growing Kasner-type anisotropy of Riemannian metrics will break a graviton-mass bounce mechanism near the Big Bang in the FLRW case. There is also a noncyclic scenario, with sufficiently small graviton-mass terms significant only at the final stage of expansion. After bounce, during the next compression epoch, anisotropy will increase, and the matter density will finally reach the Planck value.