Nonlinear, noniterative treatment of EFT-motivated gravity

We study a higher derivative extension to General Relativity and present a fully nonlinear/nonperturbative treatment to construct initial data and study its dynamical behavior in spherical symmetry when coupled to a massless scalar field. For initial data, we compare the obtained solutions with thos...

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