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From Classical To Quantum Gravity: Introduction to Loop Quantum Gravity

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From Classical To Quantum Gravity: Introduction to Loop Quantum Gravity
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Publisher: arXiv
Number of pages: 55

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We present an introduction to the canonical quantization of gravity performed in loop quantum gravity. A special feature of this introduction is the inclusion of new proposals for coupling matter to gravity that can be used to deparametrize the theory, thus making its dynamics more tractable.

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