The BFCG-Yetter model and the KBF state sum produce the same single-4-simplex amplitude when evaluated on boundary states called G-networks.
Regge calculus and Ashtekar variables
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Spacetime discretized in simplexes, as proposed in the pioneer work of Regge, is described in terms of selfdual variables. In particular, we elucidate the "kinematic" structure of the initial value problem, in which 3--space is divided into flat tetrahedra, paying particular attention to the role played by the reality condition for the Ashtekar variables. An attempt is made to write down the vector and scalar constraints of the theory in a simple and potentially useful way.
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Quantum geometry from higher gauge theory
The BFCG-Yetter model and the KBF state sum produce the same single-4-simplex amplitude when evaluated on boundary states called G-networks.