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Anomaly free quantum dynamics for Euclidean LQG

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arxiv 2205.10779 v2 pith:NBIWIVMO submitted 2022-05-22 gr-qc hep-th

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Classical gravitational evolution admits an elegant and compact re-expression in terms of gauge covariant generalizations of Lie derivatives with respect to a spatial phase space dependent $su(2)$ valued vector field called the Electric Shift [1]. A quantum dynamics for Euclidean Loop Quantum Gravity which ascribes a central role to the Electric Shift operator is derived in [2]. $Here\; we\; show\; that\; this \;quantum\; dynamics\; is\; nontrivially\; anomaly$ $free$. Specifically, we show that on a suitable space of off shell states (a) the (non-vanishing) commutator between a pair of Hamiltonian constraint operators mirrors the Poisson bracket between their classical correspondents, (b) the group of finite spatial diffeomorphisms is faithfully represented and (c) the action of the Hamiltonian constraint operator is diffeomorphism covariant with respect to the action of spatial diffeomorphisms.

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