On the structure of a background independent quantum theory: Hamilton function, transition amplitudes, classical limit and continuous limit
arXiv:1108.0832
Abstract
The Hamilton function is a powerful tool for studying the classical limit of quantum systems, which remains meaningful in background-independent systems. In quantum gravity, it clarifies the physical interpretation of the transitions amplitudes and their truncations.
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