Is there a $C$-function in 4D Quantum Einstein Gravity?
Daniel Becker, Martin Reuter

TL;DR
This paper proposes a functional renormalization group method to identify $C$-functions in 4D Quantum Einstein Gravity, aiming to extend concepts of conformal field theory to quantum gravity.
Contribution
It introduces a novel approach based on mode counting of the effective average action to find $C$-like functions in quantum gravity.
Findings
Method successfully applied to 4D Quantum Einstein Gravity
Demonstrates potential for identifying $C$-functions in quantum gravity
Provides a new tool for exploring asymptotic safety in gravity
Abstract
We describe a functional renormalization group-based method to search for `-like' functions with properties similar to that in 2D conformal field theory. It exploits the mode counting properties of the effective average action and is particularly suited for theories including quantized gravity. The viability of the approach is demonstrated explicitly in a truncation of 4 dimensional Quantum Einstein Gravity, i.e. asymptotically safe metric gravity.
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Taxonomy
TopicsBlack Holes and Theoretical Physics · Computational Physics and Python Applications · Particle physics theoretical and experimental studies
