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Covariant Loop Quantum Gravity with a Cosmological Constant
Qiaoyin Pan - Florida Atlantic University
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Quantum Gravity and Black Hole Evaporation
Jonas Neuser - Institute for Quantum Gravity, Friedrich-Alexander-Universität
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Extending phase spaces at null infinity with the Stueckelberg's trick
Javier Peraza - Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics
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Phase Spaces and Operator Algebras for Subregions in Gauge Theory and Quantum Gravity
Marc Klinger - University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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Towards realistic tensor network holography using loop gravity
Simon Langenscheidt
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Gauge theories and boundaries: from superselection to soft modes and memory
Aldo Riello - Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics
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Observables, Hilbert Spaces and Entropies from the Gravitational Path Integral
Eugenia Colafranchesci
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Model spaces as constrained Hamiltonian systems
Glenn Barnich - Université Libre de Bruxelles
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Estimating Quantum Gravity Corrections Near Black Holes
Ben Freivogel - Universiteit van Amsterdam
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Covariant Loop Quantum Gravity with a Cosmological Constant
Qiaoyin Pan - Florida Atlantic University
Covariant loop quantum gravity, commonly referred to as the spinfoam model, provides a regularization for the path integral formalism of quantum gravity. A 4-dimensional Lorentzian spinfoam model with a non-zero cosmological constant has been developed based on quantum SL(2,C) Chern-Simons theory on… -
Quantum Gravity and Black Hole Evaporation
Jonas Neuser - Institute for Quantum Gravity, Friedrich-Alexander-Universität
Hawking’s seminal result, that black holes behave as black bodies with a non-vanishing temperature, suggests that black holes should evaporate. However, Hawking’s derivation is incomplete, as it neglects the backreaction between radiation and geometry. In this talk, we will present a novel approach… -
Extending phase spaces at null infinity with the Stueckelberg's trick
Javier Peraza - Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics
The study of symmetries at null infinity and their connection with soft theorems via Ward identities has been the subject of intense research over the past decade. The organization of the symmetries in a clear - geometric - structure that reflects the subleading infrared effects has led to numerous… -
Emergent Modified Gravity: Covariant framework for effective (Loop) Quantum Gravity
Erick Duque
Emergent Modified Gravity (EMG) is a post-Einsteinian theory of canonical gravity. In this formulation, modified constraints are required to preserve an algebra of hypersurface deformation form and will in general imply modified structure functions. This procedure leads to the conclusion that… -
Phase Spaces and Operator Algebras for Subregions in Gauge Theory and Quantum Gravity
Marc Klinger - University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
What does it mean to specify a subregion in a diffeomorphism invariant fashion? This subtle question lies at the heart of many deep problems in quantum gravity. In this talk, we will explore a program of research aimed at answering this question. The two principal characters of the presentation are… -
Towards realistic tensor network holography using loop gravity
Simon Langenscheidt
In order to understand many Quantum information aspects of the Ads/CFT correspondence, tensor network toy models of holography have been a useful and concrete tool. However, these models traditionally lack many features of their continuum counterparts, limiting their applicability in arguments about… -
Why there is (almost) nothing rather than something? On the cosmological constant problem.
Jerzy Kowalski-Glikman - University of Wrocław
The failure to calculate the vacuum energy remains a central problem in theoretical physics. In my talk I present a new understanding of the cosmological constant problem, grounded in the insight that vacuum energy density can be expressed in terms of phase space volume. Introduction of a UV-IR… -
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Gauge theories and boundaries: from superselection to soft modes and memory
Aldo Riello - Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics
I present an overview of the work I have done over the last few years on the phase space structure of gauge theories in the presence of boundaries. Starting with primers on the covariant phase space and symplectic reduction, I then explain how their generalization when boundaries are present fits… -
Observables, Hilbert Spaces and Entropies from the Gravitational Path Integral
Eugenia Colafranchesci
The Ryu-Takayanagi (RT) formula was originally introduced to compute the entropy of holographic boundary conformal field theories. In this talk, I will show how this formula can also be understood as the entropy of an algebra of bulk gravitational observables. Specifically, I will demonstrate that… -
Model spaces as constrained Hamiltonian systems
Glenn Barnich - Université Libre de Bruxelles
Three dimensional gravity in Fefferman-Graham or BMS gauge is entirely described by the coadjoint representation of its asymptotic asymptotic symmetry group. A group-theoretical attempt at quantization requires one to quantize not only individual but the whole collection of coadjoint orbits. This is… -
Estimating Quantum Gravity Corrections Near Black Holes
Ben Freivogel - Universiteit van Amsterdam
We analyze the size of quantum gravity effects near black hole horizons. By considering black holes in asymptotically AdS spacetime, we can make use of the "quantum deviation" to estimate the size of quantum gravity corrections to the semiclassical analysis. We find that, in a typical pure state…