1995
DOI: 10.1142/9789812831385
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Principles of Quantum General Relativity

Abstract: finishing his Ph.D. there in 1964. After spending an additional year in Princeton as research associate, he became Postdoctoral Fellow at the Theoretical Physics Institute in Edmonton, Canada. In 1967 he joined the University of Toronto, where he became Professor in 1975. He has written numerous articles on the mathematical foundations and methods in quantum mechanics, quantum field theory in flat and curved spacetime, and quantum gravity. He has published three monographs dealing with various aspects of this … Show more

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“…The advantage of the above construction appears in the relativistic and general relativistic regimes where the stochastic extension cures many of their fundamental inconsistencies [15] and [16]. In fact, our conception of the intrinsic extension enables the consideration of confined quantum modes which cannot be observed without the extended particle and may be applicable to hadrons composed of quarks which may play the role of internal quantum modes.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…The advantage of the above construction appears in the relativistic and general relativistic regimes where the stochastic extension cures many of their fundamental inconsistencies [15] and [16]. In fact, our conception of the intrinsic extension enables the consideration of confined quantum modes which cannot be observed without the extended particle and may be applicable to hadrons composed of quarks which may play the role of internal quantum modes.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The measuring apparatus, which is described byχ ξ q (x), acquires a quantum character by interpreting the functionξ as a proper wave function of a stochastically extended test particle playing the role of a (real or imperfect) microdetector which is at stochastic rest at the origin of a classical system of reference. The state |ξ q,p is then interpreted as proper state vector of such a microdetector localized at mean stochastic position q with mean momentum p. The family {|ξ q,p ; (q, p) ∈ R 6 } corresponds to an array of microdetectors and constitutes a quantum frame [14][15][16]. The above POV measures are then associated to these microdetectors and describe this type of measurement.…”
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