Non-critical $d=2$ Gravities and Integrable Models
K.S. Stelle (Imperial College)

TL;DR
This paper reviews the emergence of anomaly-driven dynamics in two-dimensional gravity theories, emphasizing the use of BRST symmetry and quantum canonical transformations to solve Liouville and Toda models for anomalous modes.
Contribution
It introduces a BRST-based perspective and demonstrates how quantum canonical transformations can solve integrable models in 2D gravity.
Findings
BRST framework clarifies anomaly-induced dynamics
Quantum canonical transformations solve Liouville/Toda models
Provides a unified approach to 2D gravity and integrable models
Abstract
We review the origin of anomaly-induced dynamics in theories of gravity from a BRST viewpoint and show how quantum canonical transformations may be used to solve the resulting Liouville or Toda models for the anomalous modes.
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Taxonomy
TopicsCosmology and Gravitation Theories · Black Holes and Theoretical Physics · Particle physics theoretical and experimental studies
