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Lovelock's theorem

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Lovelock's theorem refers to a set of results in the field of geometric analysis and theoretical physics, named after the mathematician David Lovelock. The key results of Lovelock's theorem concern the existence of certain types of gravitational theories in higher-dimensional spacetimes and focus primarily on the properties of tensors and the equations of motion that can be derived from a Lagrangian formulation.

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