Quantization of Geometry
by Jan Ambjorn
Publisher: arXiv.org 1995
Number of pages: 101
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From the table of contents: Introduction; Bosonic propagators and random paths; Random surfaces and strings; Matrix models and two-dimensional quantum gravity; The mystery of c>1; Euclidean quantum gravity in d>2; Discussion.
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