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most citedManifestly Lorentz-covariant variables for the phase space of general relativity

17 citations · 44 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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8 papers

gr-qc20221 cited

Fermions coupled to the Palatini action in dimensions

Jorge Romero, Merced Montesinos, Ricardo Escobedo

We study minimal and nonminimal couplings of fermions to the Palatini action in dimensions () from the Lagrangian and Hamiltonian viewpoints. The Lagrangian action con…

gr-qc20214 cited

Hamiltonian analysis of fermions coupled to the Holst action

Jorge Romero, Merced Montesinos, Mariano Celada

We report three manifestly Lorentz-invariant Hamiltonian formulations of minimally and nonminimally coupled fermion fields to the Holst action. These formulations are achieved by m…

gr-qc202015 cited

Canonical analysis of -dimensional Palatini action without second-class constraints

Merced Montesinos, Ricardo Escobedo, Jorge Romero +1

We carry out the canonical analysis of the -dimensional Palatini action with or without a cosmological constant introducing neither second-class constraints nor resor…

gr-qc2019

Canonical analysis of Holst action without second-class constraints

Merced Montesinos, Jorge Romero, Mariano Celada

We perform the canonical analysis of the Holst action for general relativity with a cosmological constant without introducing second-class constraints. Our approach consists in ide…

gr-qc20197 cited

Revisiting the solution of the second-class constraints of the Holst action

Merced Montesinos, Jorge Romero, Mariano Celada

In this paper we revisit the nonmanifestly Lorentz-covariant canonical analysis of the Holst action with a cosmological constant. We take a viewpoint close to that of F. Cianfrani…

gr-qc2018

Barbero-like variables derived from Holst action

Merced Montesinos, Jorge Romero, Ricardo Escobedo +1

We work on a spacetime manifold foliated by timelike leaves. In this setting, we explore the solution of the second-class constraints arising during the canonical analysis of the H…