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Living Reviews in Relativity, 1998 Review paper written for the electronic journal `Living Reviews'.
Carlo Rovelli, Rovelli Carlo
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International Journal of Modern Physics D, 2010
The arithmetic chaos of classical (super)gravity near a spacelike singularity is elevated to the quantum level via the construction of a cosmological quantum billiard system. Its precise formulation, together with its underlying algebraic structure, allows for a general analysis of the wavefunction of the universe near the singularity.
Kleinschmidt, Axel, Nicolai, Hermann
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The arithmetic chaos of classical (super)gravity near a spacelike singularity is elevated to the quantum level via the construction of a cosmological quantum billiard system. Its precise formulation, together with its underlying algebraic structure, allows for a general analysis of the wavefunction of the universe near the singularity.
Kleinschmidt, Axel, Nicolai, Hermann
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Physica Scripta, 1998
Summary: The problem of Hamiltonian determination in general relativity with subsequent quantization is discussed. The reasons why the condition \(H=0\) is not satisfactory for systems which are Galilean at spatial infinity are considered. Further, on an example of Friedmann model quantization it is also shown that for this case the relation \(H=0 ...
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Summary: The problem of Hamiltonian determination in general relativity with subsequent quantization is discussed. The reasons why the condition \(H=0\) is not satisfactory for systems which are Galilean at spatial infinity are considered. Further, on an example of Friedmann model quantization it is also shown that for this case the relation \(H=0 ...
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Biosystems, 1998
Abstract New physical effects predicted by a quantum mechanistic model of gravity (the fluctuon model) may contribute significantly to the control and information processing capabilities of cells and organisms.
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Abstract New physical effects predicted by a quantum mechanistic model of gravity (the fluctuon model) may contribute significantly to the control and information processing capabilities of cells and organisms.
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Solvable models of quantum black holes: a review on Jackiw–Teitelboim gravity
Living Reviews in Relativity, 2023Thomas G Mertens +2 more
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Non-Gaussianity as a Signature of a Quantum Theory of Gravity
PRX Quantum, 2021Richard Howl +2 more
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Quantum Gravity in the Lab. I. Teleportation by Size and Traversable Wormholes
PRX Quantum, 2023Hrant Gharibyan +2 more
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What gravity mediated entanglement can really tell us about quantum gravity
Physical Review D, 2023Eduardo Martín-Martínez +1 more
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