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Embedding generalised LTB models in polymerised spherically symmetric models: formalism and applications
Kristina Giesel - University of Erlangen-Nuremberg
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Type I von Neumann algebras from gravitational path integrals: Ryu–Takayanagi as entropy without holography
Eugenia Colafranceschi - University of California, Santa Barbara
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Loop corrected subleading soft graviton theorem from anomalous BRST Ward identity
Tom Wetzstein - Laboratory of Theoretical and High Energy Physics
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Free-falling in Quantum Spacetime
Maulik Parikh - Arizona State University
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Renormalized Volume/Area from Conformal Gravity
Rodrigo Olea - Universidad Andrés Bello
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Sifting quantum black holes through the principle of least action
Alessia Platania - University of Copenhagen
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Horizons and Null Infinity: A Fugue in 4 voices
Abhay Ashtekar - Pennsylvania State University
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Infinite derivative gravity theories: UV completion, inflation and observables
Alexey Koshelev - ShanghaiTech University
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Carrollian amplitudes and their role in flat space holography
Romain Ruzziconi - University of Oxford
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Quantum Gravity Seminar - TBA - VIRTUAL
Jan Pawlowski - Universität Heidelberg - Institut für Theoretische Physik
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Embedding generalised LTB models in polymerised spherically symmetric models: formalism and applications
Kristina Giesel - University of Erlangen-Nuremberg
At the classical level, one can restrict a spherically symmetric model to the corresponding LTB sector by requiring that a so-called LTB condition is satisfied. In this talk we will discuss how this can be generalised in the context of effective models containing quantum gravity inspired… -
From fluctuating gravitons to Lorentzian quantum gravity
I will review recent progress in the asymptotic safety approach to quantum gravity. This includes the computation of momentum-dependent graviton correlation functions, the structure of the Standard Model with asymptotically safe gravity, and the recent first computation directly in space-times with… -
Type I von Neumann algebras from gravitational path integrals: Ryu–Takayanagi as entropy without holography
Eugenia Colafranceschi - University of California, Santa Barbara
We show that the Ryu-Takayanagi (RT) formula, originally introduced to compute the entropy of a holographic boundary CFT, can be interpreted as entropy of an algebra of bulk gravitational observables. In particular, we show that any Euclidean gravitational path integral satisfying a simple and… -
Loop corrected subleading soft graviton theorem from anomalous BRST Ward identity
Tom Wetzstein - Laboratory of Theoretical and High Energy Physics
Extended BMS symmetry is believed to be a fundamental symmetry of any classical gravitational scattering process, as well as of the quantum gravity S-matrix. We explore this property using the BRST formulation of BMS symmetry, which allows to construct a non trivial solution of the Wess-Zumino… -
Free-falling in Quantum Spacetime
Maulik Parikh - Arizona State University
When the spacetime metric is regarded as a quantum field, the classical trajectories of freely falling objects are subject to random fluctuations, or “noise”. This fundamental noise might even be observable at gravitational wave detectors: if detected, it would provide experimental evidence for the… -
Renormalized Volume/Area from Conformal Gravity
Rodrigo Olea - Universidad Andrés Bello
We explore the physical consequences of embedding Einstein gravity with negative cosmological constant in Conformal Gravity in four dimensions. In the bulk, the procedure is equivalent to Holographic Renormalization, as the Einstein-AdS action appears augmented by the correct boundary counterterms… -
Sifting quantum black holes through the principle of least action
Alessia Platania - University of Copenhagen
We tackle the question of whether regular black holes or other alternatives to the Schwarzschild solution can arise from an action principle in quantum gravity. Focusing on an asymptotic expansion of such solutions and inspecting the corresponding field equations, we demonstrate that their… -
Invariant observables in quantum gravity and graviton loop corrections to the Hubble rate and the Newtonian potential - VIRTUAL
Markus Fröb - Universität Leipzig
I present work done in the last years on the construction of dynamical coordinate systems for highly symmetric backgrounds, such as Minkowski, de Sitter, and FLRW cosmologies, and which are needed in the relational approach to construct gauge-invariant observables in gravity. I show that it is… -
Horizons and Null Infinity: A Fugue in 4 voices
Abhay Ashtekar - Pennsylvania State University
Horizons of black holes in equilibrium and null infinity of asymptotically flat space-times are null 3-manifolds but have very different physical connotations. We first show that they share a large number of geometric properties, making them both weakly isolated horizons. We then use this new… -
Infinite derivative gravity theories: UV completion, inflation and observables
Alexey Koshelev - ShanghaiTech University
In my talk I will review motivation for and construction of an infinite derivative gravity. Especially a connection to the string field theory will be highlighted. Then I will demonstrate an exact embedding of the Starobinsky inflation in this construction. In final part I will speak about… -
Carrollian amplitudes and their role in flat space holography
Romain Ruzziconi - University of Oxford
Carrollian holography aims to express gravity in asymptotically flat space-time in terms of a dual Carrollian CFT living at null infinity. In this talk, I will review some aspects of Carrollian holography and argue that this approach is naturally related to the AdS/CFT correspondence via a flat… -
Quantum Gravity Seminar - TBA - VIRTUAL
Jan Pawlowski - Universität Heidelberg - Institut für Theoretische Physik
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