Towards a cosmic no hair theorem for higher‐order gravity
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Abstract: We use gravitational Lagrangians and linear combinations of them; we ask under which circumstances the de Sitter space-time represents an attractor solution in the set of spatially flat Friedman models. Results are: For arbitrary , i.e., for arbitrarily large order of the field equation, on can always find examples where the attractor property takes place. Such examples necessarily need a non-vanishing -term. The main formulas do not depend on the dimension, so one gets similar results also for 1+1-dimensional gravity and for Kaluza-Klein cosmology.
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