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Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1993
An elementary review of quantum cosmology. (Talk given at Texas/Pascos 1992 at Berkeley)
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An elementary review of quantum cosmology. (Talk given at Texas/Pascos 1992 at Berkeley)
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Zeitschrift für Naturforschung A, 2022
Invited contribution to the Encyclopedia of Mathematical Physics (2nd edition), providing an overview over some main ideas and results in quantum cosmology. Key points: Canonical quantisation of homogeneous, isotropic cosmology; discussion of ambiguities
Steffen Gielen
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Invited contribution to the Encyclopedia of Mathematical Physics (2nd edition), providing an overview over some main ideas and results in quantum cosmology. Key points: Canonical quantisation of homogeneous, isotropic cosmology; discussion of ambiguities
Steffen Gielen
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Loop quantum cosmology and singularities. [PDF]
Sci Rep, 2017Loop quantum gravity is believed to eliminate singularities such as the big bang and big crunch singularity. This belief is based on studies of so-called loop quantum cosmology which concerns symmetry-reduced models of quantum gravity. In this paper, the
Struyve W.
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Living Rev Relativ, 2008
Quantum gravity is expected to be necessary in order to understand situations in which classical general relativity breaks down. In particular in cosmology one has to deal with initial singularities, i.e., the fact that the backward evolution of a ...
Bojowald M.
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Quantum gravity is expected to be necessary in order to understand situations in which classical general relativity breaks down. In particular in cosmology one has to deal with initial singularities, i.e., the fact that the backward evolution of a ...
Bojowald M.
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Hybrid Loop Quantum Cosmology: An Overview [PDF]
Frontiers in Astronomy and Space Sciences, 2021Loop Quantum Gravity is a nonperturbative and background independent program for the quantization of General Relativity. Its underlying formalism has been applied successfully to the study of cosmological spacetimes, both to test the principles and ...
Beatriz Elizaga Navascués+1 more
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Quantum String Cosmology [PDF]
Universe, 2021We present a short review of possible applications of the Wheeler-De Witt equation to cosmological models based on the low-energy string effective action, and characterised by an initial regime of asymptotically flat, low energy, weak coupling evolution.
Maurizio Gasperini
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Time in Quantum Cosmology [PDF]
Universe, 2022Time in quantum gravity is not a well-defined notion despite its central role in the very definition of dynamics. Using the formalism of quantum geometrodynamics, we briefly review the problem and illustrate it with two proposed solutions.
Claus Kiefer, Patrick Peter
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Lorentzian quantum cosmology [PDF]
Physical Review D, 2017We argue that the Lorentzian path integral is a better starting point for quantum cosmology than its Euclidean counterpart. In particular, we revisit the minisuperspace calculation of the Feynman path integral for quantum gravity with a positive ...
Job Leon Feldbrugge+2 more
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Sum-over-histories origin of the composition laws of relativistic quantum mechanics and quantum cosmology [PDF]
, 1993The scope of the paper has been broadened to include a more complete discussion of the following topics: The derivation of composition laws in quantum cosmology. The connection between the existence of a composition law in the sum over histories approach
J. J. Halliwell, Miguel Ortiz
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Noncommutative Quantum Cosmology [PDF]
Physical Review Letters, 2002We propose a model for noncommutative quantum cosmology by means of a deformation of minisuperspace. For the Kantowski-Sachs metric we are able to find the exact wave function. We construct wave packets and show that new quantum states that ``compete'' to be the most probable state appear, in clear contrast with the commutative case.
Octavio Obregón+2 more
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