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Scalar curvature operator for quantum-reduced loop gravity

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arxiv 2211.04826 v3 pith:XDCJ52SZ submitted 2022-11-09 gr-qc

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In a previous article we have introduced an operator representing the three-dimensional scalar curvature in loop quantum gravity. In this article we examine the new curvature operator in the setting of quantum-reduced loop gravity. We derive the explicit form of the curvature operator as an operator on the Hilbert space of the quantum-reduced model. As a simple practical example, we study the expectation values of the operator with respect to basis states of the reduced Hilbert space.

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  1. On the dynamics of single-vertex states in quantum-reduced loop gravity

    gr-qc 2024-12 conditional novelty 6.0 of 10

    The Hamiltonian of single-vertex states in quantum-reduced loop gravity formally matches Bianchi I loop quantum cosmology, and an analogy suggests adding a non-trivial Lorentzian curvature term to the cosmology Hamiltonian.

  2. Quantum-reduced loop gravity: New perspectives on the kinematics and dynamics

    gr-qc 2024-12 conditional novelty 5.0 of 10

    The paper reformulates quantum-reduced loop gravity with a master constraint operator and finds that its single-node Hamiltonian matches the Bianchi I loop quantum cosmology Hamiltonian.

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