Cosmological models with metrics and curvature tensors
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That's a big ask. I've never seen a book or paper that lists all that stuff for every metric. The comparison papers which summarize models tend to focus on symmetries and invariants. There's a good slice of that in this paper arXiv:gr-qc/0004016v1 (Bicak) and in 'the book', "Exact Solutions of Einstein's Field equations", Stephani et al (2nd edition).
You could get GrTensor or Maxima and calculate them yourself from the metrics.
You could get GrTensor or Maxima and calculate them yourself from the metrics.
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