Schwarzschild Derivation: Sean Carroll Notes - Theorem Name?

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The discussion centers around the identification of the theorem referenced on page 166 of Sean Carroll's notes, specifically expressed as theorem 7.2. Participants inquire about the theorem's name and suggest consulting Weinberg's chapter 13 for further clarification. The conversation highlights the importance of cross-referencing established texts in theoretical physics to gain deeper insights into complex concepts.

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Hi,

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Page 166, theorem expressed as 7.2, does anybody know it's name?

Many thanks
 

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Why do you think it has a name? Anyway did you check Weinberg chapter 13?
 

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