Search for dissertations about: "loop quantum gravity"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 8 swedish dissertations containing the words loop quantum gravity.
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1. Stringed along or caught in a loop? : Philosophical reflections on modern quantum gravity research
Abstract : A number of philosophical questions, all connected to modern research in quantum gravity, are discussed in this dissertation.The goal of research in quantum gravity is to find a quantum theory for gravitation; the other fundamental forces are already understood in terms of quantum physics. READ MORE
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2. Topics on D-branes and Holography
Abstract : We discuss various aspects of D-branes in string theory and holography in string theory and loop quantum gravity.One way to study D-branes is from a microscopic perspective, using conformal field theory techniques. For example, we investigate the question of how D-branes can be introduced into orbifolded theories. READ MORE
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3. Classical Aspects on the Road to Quantum Gravity: A Study in the Framework of the New Variables
Abstract : There has been a lot of progress in the quest for the structure of spacetime since a canonical non-perturbative quantization program for general relativity was set up ten years ago. The crucial ideas are two choices of coordinates on phase space. READ MORE
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4. Cosmoparticle Physics and String Theory
Abstract : This thesis deals with phenomenological and theoretical aspects of cosmoparticle physics and string theory. There are many open questions in these topics. In connection with cosmology we would like to understand the detailed properties of dark matter, dark energy, generation of primordial perturbations, etc. READ MORE
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5. On string integrability : A journey through the two-dimensional hidden symmetries in the AdS/CFT dualities
Abstract : One of the main topics in the modern String Theory are the conjectured string/gauge (AdS/CFT) dualities. Proving such conjectures is extremely difficult since the gauge and string theory perturbative regimes do not overlap. In this perspective, the discovery of infinitely many conserved charges, i.e. READ MORE