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Title: Functional Integrals in Affine Quantum Gravity


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---- Functional Integrals in ----
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Affine Quantum Gravity ----
  • John R. Klauder
  • University of Florida
  • Dresden, September, 2007

2
Affine Quantum Gravity
  • Kinematical variables
  • Metric positivity
  • Initial representation
  • Without constraints
  • Quantum constraints
  • Projection operator method
  • Imposition of constraints
  • Functional integral representation

3
Kinematical variables
  • Affine commutation relations

4
Initial representation
  • Affine coherent states

5
Quantum constraints
  • Enforcing the constraints

6
Quantum constraints (2)
  • Non-standard constraints

7
Quantum constraints (3)
  • Observables

8
Imposition of Constraints
  • Path integral

9
Initial representation
  • Affine coherent states

10
Imposition of Constraints (2)
  • Functional integral

The Heart of the Matter
11
Further Issues
  • Nonrenormalizability?
  • Hard-core interpretation
  • Appearance of Time?
  • Soluble examples
  • Removal of Cutoffs?
  • Choose proper representation
  • Reduce as necessary

12
Hard-core interaction
  • Free and pseudo-free theories

Theory
DISCONTINUOUS
PF
F
CONTINUOUS
Coupling constant
13
Hard-core interaction (2)
  • Idealized functional integral

14
Hard-core interaction (3)
  • Unconventional model analysis

15
Summary AQG
  • Preserve metric positivity
  • Affine kinematical variables
  • Gravitational anomaly
  • Projection operator method
  • Functional integral formalism
  • Continuous-time regularization
  • Nonrenormalizable theory
  • Hard-core interaction

16
  • Thank you !
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