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Self-tuning and the derivation of the Fab Four

Charmousis, Christos, Copeland, Edmund J., Padilla, Antonio et al.

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We have recently proposed a special class of scalar tensor theories known as the Fab Four.

These arose from attempts to analyse the cosmological constant problem within the context of Horndeski's most general scalar tensor theory.
The Fab Four together give rise to a model of self-tuning, with the relevant solutions evading Weinberg's no-go theorem by relaxing the condition of Poincare invariance in the scalar sector.
The Fab Four are made up of four geometric terms in the action with each term containing a free potential function of the scalar field.

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