Consequences of Godel Theorems on Third Quantized Theories Like String Field Theory and Group Field Theory
arXiv:2407.12313 · doi:10.1016/j.nuclphysb.2024.116774
Abstract
The observation that spacetime and quantum fields on it have to be dynamically produced in any theory of quantum gravity implies that quantum gravity should be defined on the configuration space of fields rather than spacetime. Such a theory is described on the configuration space of fields rather than spacetime, which is a third quantized theory. So, both string theory and group field theory are third-quantized theories. Thus, using axioms of string field theory, we motivate similar axioms for group field theory. Then, using the structure of these axioms for string field theory and group field theory, we identify general features of axioms for any such third quantized theory of quantum gravity. Thus, we show that such third-quantized theories of quantum gravity can be formulated as formal axiomatic systems. We then analyze the consequences of Gödel theorems on such third quantized theories. We thus address problems of consistency and completeness of any third quantized theories of quantum gravity.
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