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- Horndeski's theory is the most general theory of gravity in four dimensions whose Lagrangian is constructed out of the metric tensor and a scalar field...
- Gregory Horndeski is an American painter, physicist and mathematician, known mainly for the formulation of Horndeski's theory of gravitation. Gregory Walter...
- field theories of matter String theory (late 1960s) ƒ(R) gravity (1970) Horndeski theory (1974) Supergravity (1976) In the modified Newtonian dynamics (MOND)...
- Dictionary. Retrieved 10 February 2015. Horndeski, Gary. "mammaplasty (mammoplasty) surgical procedures". Horndeski Method. Archived from the original on...
- Scientific career Fields Mathematics Institutions University of Waterloo University of Arizona Doctoral advisor Hanno Rund Doctoral students Gregory Horndeski...
- of Beyond Horndeski (or GLPV) theories, which are themselves a generalisation of Horndeski theories. The equations of motion of Horndeski theories contain...
- those of general relativity. The above examples are particular cases of Horndeski's theory, the most general Lagrangian constructed out of the metric tensor...
- relativity, including variants of scalar–tensor theory, instances of Horndeski's theory, and Hořava–Lif****z gravity. Exact value: (299792458 × 60 × 60...
- field modifications, including Brans–****e theory, all included with Horndeski's theory. Going the other direction, there are theories that add tensor...
- phenomenon Alternatives to general relativity – Proposed theories of gravity Horndeski's theory Bimetric gravity – Proposed theories of gravity DGP model Scalar–tensor...