"Observables" in de Sitter Quantum Gravity: in Perturbation Theory and Beyond

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contents A review of some errors made by the author and others in their search for quantum models of gravity in cosmological space-times that asymptote to de Sitter (dS) space in the future. The "static de Sitter Hamiltonian", which measures the energy of localized objects in a static patch, is not a conserved quantity. The static time translation diffeomorphism of eternal dS space is a gauge symmetry, and the static energy is an approximate property of meta-stable constrained states. It's not clear whether a theoretical model has to have a time independent Hamiltonian at all, but if it does, its eigenvalues are, {\it in principle}, not accessible to measurement by local detectors.
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spellingShingle "Observables" in de Sitter Quantum Gravity: in Perturbation Theory and Beyond
Banks, Tom
High Energy Physics - Theory
General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology
A review of some errors made by the author and others in their search for quantum models of gravity in cosmological space-times that asymptote to de Sitter (dS) space in the future. The "static de Sitter Hamiltonian", which measures the energy of localized objects in a static patch, is not a conserved quantity. The static time translation diffeomorphism of eternal dS space is a gauge symmetry, and the static energy is an approximate property of meta-stable constrained states. It's not clear whether a theoretical model has to have a time independent Hamiltonian at all, but if it does, its eigenvalues are, {\it in principle}, not accessible to measurement by local detectors.
title "Observables" in de Sitter Quantum Gravity: in Perturbation Theory and Beyond
topic High Energy Physics - Theory
General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2405.01773