AQV V. The localised holonomy-flux cross-product *-algebra
Diana Kaminski

TL;DR
This paper introduces a new *-algebra called the localised holonomy-flux cross-product *-algebra for Loop Quantum Gravity, aiming to incorporate quantum constraints and observables into a comprehensive physical algebra.
Contribution
It proposes a novel *-algebra structure for Loop Quantum Gravity that includes quantum constraints and observables, advancing the algebraic formulation of the theory.
Findings
Defined the localised holonomy-flux cross-product *-algebra
Suggested a physical *-algebra containing key quantum constraints
Provided a framework for incorporating complete observables
Abstract
In the project AQV the issue of quantum constraints, KMS-states and algebras of quantum configuration and momentum variables in Loop Quantum Gravity has been argued. There a physical algebra has been required to contain complete observables and the quantum constraints, or at least the quantum constraints are affilliated with this algebra. In this context a first conjecture for a physical algebra is presented in this article. A new *-algebra for LGQ, which is called the localised holonomy-flux cross-product *-algebra, is studied. A suggestion for a physical *-algebra, which contains the localised holonomy-flux cross-product *-algebra, a modified quantum Hamilton constraint, a localised quantum diffeomorphism constraint and even a modified quantum Master constraint, is given.
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Taxonomy
TopicsNoncommutative and Quantum Gravity Theories · Black Holes and Theoretical Physics · Advanced Operator Algebra Research
