The reduced phase space of Palatini-Cartan-Holst theory
arXiv:1707.05351 · doi:10.1007/s00023-018-0733-z
Abstract
General relativity in four dimensions can be reformulated as a gauge theory, referred to as Palatini-Cartan-Holst theory. This paper describes its reduced phase space using a geometric method due to Kijowski and Tulczyjew and its relation to that of the Einstein-Hilbert approach.
Revised version comprising new results, a correction of Th 4.22 and the arguments leading to it. Manuscript accepted for publication in AHP. 31 pages
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