Quantum Field Theory in Curved Spacetime: Quantized Fields and Gravity
By L. Parker, D. Toms. 2009
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- Palatini Approach to Modified Gravity: f(R) Theories and Beyond (2011, unknown): “+ √ −gfR [gS λσ + gS λσ + gS σλ] , (11) where∇λ ( −gfRgμν) only depends on the symmetric part of the connection, which means that ∇λAμ = ∂λAμ − C ρ λμAρ.”
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