theorem 13.160 Maximal symmetry forces constant curvature

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theorem 13.160: Maximal symmetry forces constant curvature13.160definition 13.153: Contractions13.153proposition 13.140: Killing's equation13.140proposition 13.154: Symmetries of the curvature13.154proposition 44.31: de Sitter geometry44.31proposition 15.31: Radius and cosmological constant15.31theorem 48.3: The Robertson–Walker metric48.3proof : ch:11-manifolds-tensors-curvature@proof-48proofdefinition 13.117: Metric tensor of signature (p,q)13.117theorem 13.152: Riemann tensor; Ricci identity with torsion13.152definition 44.2: Einstein tensor44.2lemma A.627: The dictionary between K,\gamma and K,hA.627lemma A.631: The normal–normal Ricci contractionA.631lemma A.640: Variation of the integrated three-curvatureA.640theorem A.49: thm:app-eh-equivalenceA.49definition 13.139: Killing vector13.139definition 13.149: Metric compatibility13.149proposition 13.127: Component formulas13.127theorem 13.150: Levi-Civita connection and contorsion13.150example 13.144: The two Killing tensors every metric carries13.144proposition 14.69: The de~Sitter algebras are isometry algebras14.69proposition 14.59: The Killing fields of a flat pseudo-Euclidean space14.59proposition 13.141: The invariant of a Killing vector along a geodesic13.141remark 23.21: The tensorial statement, and what Part II owes it23.21proof : ch:11-manifolds-tensors-curvature@proof-37proofproposition 13.157: Bianchi identities13.157definition 13.111: Linearised curvature of a symmetric field13.111theorem 44.23: Contracted Bianchi identity44.23proof : ch:11-manifolds-tensors-curvature@proof-43proofproposition 44.30: The cosmological term44.30proof : ch:03-einstein-field-equations@proof-17proofcorollary 15.32: The expansion parameter is the cosmological constant15.32example 15.64: The whole chapter at D=415.64remark 15.33: Which branch nature is on15.33proof : ch:13-lie-algebra-expansions@proof-18proofproposition 13.162: Curvature induced on the quadric13.162remark 13.161: rem:mfd-schur13.161phenomenon 48.12: The relic microwave background48.12phenomenon 48.1: The Hubble–Lemaître law48.1phenomenon 51.6: Acoustic peaks, and a spatially flat universe51.6neighborhood truncated

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