2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.geomphys.2014.08.013
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Einstein–Hilbert action with cosmological term from Chern–Simons gravity

Abstract: We propose a modification to the Lie algebra S-expansion method. The modification is carried out by imposing a condition on the S-expansion procedure, when the semigroup is given by a cyclic group of even order. The S-expanded algebras are called SH -expanded algebras where S = Z2n. The invariant tensors for SH -expanded algebras are calculated and the dual formulation of SH -expansion procedure is proposed. We consider the SH -expansion of the five-dimensional AdS algebra and its corresponding invariants tens… Show more

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“…But our result enters in contradiction with [18], where the theory is claimed to depend on four independent coupling constants. The consequence of our result is to invalidate the C5 symmetry of the Einstein-Hilbert model presented in Section 8 of [18]. action term, a cosmological term and a term quadratic in the curvature, of the Gauss-Bonnet type.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…But our result enters in contradiction with [18], where the theory is claimed to depend on four independent coupling constants. The consequence of our result is to invalidate the C5 symmetry of the Einstein-Hilbert model presented in Section 8 of [18]. action term, a cosmological term and a term quadratic in the curvature, of the Gauss-Bonnet type.…”
Section: Introductioncontrasting
confidence: 99%
“…Our first result concerns a fact about the algebra C 5 defined as the expansion of the 5D (anti-)de Sitter by the reduced group S whose multplication table is displayed in Table 1: we have shown that there are two independent symmetric invariant tensors of rank 3 in its adjoint representation, given by the equation (3.16), instead of four as claimed by the authors of [18], who consider the same gauge group. This result provides indeed a counter-example to the Theorem 2 in Section 5 of [18].…”
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