2D Quantum Gravity in the Proper-Time Gauge
Ryuichi Nakayama

TL;DR
This paper derives a two-loop amplitude for 2D pure gravity in the proper-time gauge, reducing the problem to quantum mechanics and analyzing boundary length and winding mode dependencies.
Contribution
It provides a continuum formulation of the two-loop amplitude in 2D quantum gravity using the proper-time gauge, solving the constraints explicitly.
Findings
Derived explicit two-loop amplitude in proper-time gauge
Reduced field theory to quantum mechanics via constraints
Analyzed dependence on boundary lengths and winding modes
Abstract
A two-loop (cylinder) amplitude of the 2d pure gravity theory is obtained in the proper-time gauge (, ) in the continuum formulation. The constraint is solved and used to reduce the problem of field theory to that of quantum mechanics. This reduction can also be proved by using a conformal Ward identity. The amplitude depends on the lengths of the boundaries, the proper time and a non-negative integer associated with winding modes around the boundaries.
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