Schwinger terms in gravitation in two dimensions as a consequence of the gravitational anomaly
Emmanuel Kohlprath

TL;DR
This paper investigates the origin of Schwinger terms in two-dimensional gravity by analyzing the gravitational anomaly through Hamiltonian path integral methods.
Contribution
It demonstrates that the Schwinger term in 2D gravity arises as a consequence of the gravitational (Einstein) anomaly using Hamiltonian path integral techniques.
Findings
Schwinger term derived from gravitational anomaly
Connection established between anomaly and constraint algebra
Method applicable to two-dimensional gravitational models
Abstract
We compute the Schwinger term in the gravitational constraints in two dimensions, starting from the path integral in Hamiltonian form and the Einstein anomaly.
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