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|a Towards Quantum Gravity
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|b Proceedings of the XXXV International Winter School on Theoretical Physics Held in Polanica, Poland, 2-11 February 1999 /
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|a Are We at the Dawn of Quantum-Gravity Phenomenology? -- Classical and Quantum Physics of Isolated Horizons: A Brief Overview -- Old and New Processes of Vorton Formation -- Anti-de Sitter Supersymmetry -- Combinatorial Dynamics and Time in Quantum Gravity -- Non-commutative Extensions of Classical Theories in Physics -- Conceptual Issues in Quantum Cosmology -- Single-Exterior Black Holes -- Dirac-Bergmann Observables for Tetrad Gravity -- Meaning of Noncommutative Geometry and the Planck-Scale Quantum Group -- Loop Quantum Gravity and the Meaning of Diffeomorphism Invariance -- Black Holes in String Theory -- Gravitational waves and massless particle fields.
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|a The aim of this book is to give graduate students an overview of quantum gravity but it also covers related topics from astrophysics. Some well-written contributions can serve as an introduction into basic conceptual concepts like time in quantum gravity or the emergence of a classical world from quantum cosmology. This makes the volume attractive to philosophers of science, too. Other topics are black holes, gravitational waves and non-commutative extensions of physical theories.
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