On the Running of the Cosmological Constant in Quantum General Relativity
arXiv:0908.1764 · doi:10.1142/S021773231003269X
Abstract
We present arguments that show what the running of the cosmological constant means when quantum general relativity is formulated following the prescription developed by Feynman.
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