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2+1 Quantum Gravity with Barbero-Immirzi like parameter on Toric Spatial Foliation

General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology · Submitted 23 Sep 2009

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The authors' main claim The dimension of the Hilbert space is found to depend on the `Barbero-Immirzi' like parameter in an interesting fashion.

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CitationRudranil Basu, Samir K Paul. "2+1 Quantum Gravity with Barbero-Immirzi like parameter on Toric Spatial Foliation." arXiv:0909.4238 (2009). https://pith.science/paper/63JEI5Q7
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We consider gravity in 2+1 space-time dimensions, with negative cosmological constant and a `Barbero-Immirzi' (B-I) like parameter, when the space-time topology is of the form $ T^2 \times \mathbbm{R}$. The phase space structure, both in covariant and canonical framework is analyzed. Full quantization of the theory in the 'constrain first' approach reveals a finite dimensional physical Hilbert space. An explicit construction of wave functions is presented. The dimension of the Hilbert space is found to depend on the `Barbero-Immirzi' like parameter in an interesting fashion. Comparative study of this parameter in light of some of the recent findings in literarure for similar theories is presented.

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We consider gravity in 2+1 space-time dimensions, with negative cosmological constant and a `Barbero-Immirzi' (B-I) like parameter, when the space-time topology is of the form $ T^2 \times \mathbbm{R}$. The phase space structure, both in covariant and canonical framework is analyzed. Full quantization of the theory in the 'constrain first' approach reveals a finite dimensional physical Hilbert space. An explicit construction of wave functions is presented. The dimension of the Hilbert space is found to depend on the `Barbero-Immirzi' like parameter in an interesting fashion. Comparative study of this parameter in light of some of the recent findings in literarure for similar theories is presented.

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  • In the present work we consider a special case of such generalized CSG [ref] with a negative cosmological constant and a new parameter which immitates the Barbero Immirzi parameter of 3+1 gravity [ref] ; the possibility of this generalization also was hinted in the pioneering work [ref] .

    Barbero's Hamiltonian derived from a generalized Hilbert-Palatini action · Introduction · 0.85

  • In the present work we consider a special case of such generalized CSG [ref] with a negative cosmological constant and a new parameter which immitates the Barbero Immirzi parameter of 3+1 gravity [ref] ; the possibility of this generalization also was hinted in the pioneering work [ref] .

    Chern-Simons formulation of three-dimensional gravity with torsion and nonmetricity · Introduction · 0.85

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  • In terms of physical parameters we have l/G∈Q^+ l/Gγ∈Q^+ ⇒γ∈Q^+ which are slightly less restrictive than the results of the analysis done in [ref] $l/G∈Q^+$ and $l/Gγ∈N ⊂Q^+$.

    Three-Dimensional Gravity Revisited · Results on the quantization of parameters · 0.95

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  • In view of results from [ref] , where second order TMG was studied on an asymptotically AdS spacetime, we see that in order to make sense of all the graviton modes $γ$ should be restricted to 1.

    Chiral Gravity in Three Dimensions · $γ→1$ limit in quantum theory · 0.97

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  • We also wish to point out that in a later work [ref] , an explicit parameterization of the physical phase space for CSG on toric spatial foliation and negative cosmological constant was done.

    Chern-Simons Quantization of (2+1)-Anti-De Sitter Gravity on a Torus · Introduction · 0.80

  • A more general model for 2+1 gravity with negative cosmological constant was introduced by Mielke et al [ref] , [ref] and later studied extensively in [ref] , [ref] , [ref] , which without matter fields read: I = a I_1 +b I_2 + α_3 I_3 + α_4 I_4 where [equation] However this model does not reproduce the equations of motion EOM1 and EOM2 for arbitrary values of the parameters $a,b, α_3, α_4$.

    Chern-Simons formulation of three-dimensional gravity with torsion and nonmetricity · Holst-like 2+1 Gravity as a Chern Simons theory · 0.86

  • A more general model for 2+1 gravity with negative cosmological constant was introduced by Mielke et al [ref] , [ref] and later studied extensively in [ref] , [ref] , [ref] , which without matter fields read: I = a I_1 +b I_2 + α_3 I_3 + α_4 I_4 where [equation] However this model does not reproduce the equations of motion EOM1 and EOM2 for arbitrary values of the parameters $a,b, α_3, α_4$.

    Asymptotic dynamics in 3D gravity with torsion · Holst-like 2+1 Gravity as a Chern Simons theory · 0.86

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