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تسجيل مستخدم جديدQuantum mechanics and gravity as preclusion principles of four dimensional geometries
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Roman Sverdlov
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The goal of this paper is to employ a preclusion principle originally suggested by Rafael Sorkin in order to come up with a relativistically covariant model of quantum mechanics and gravity. Space-time is viewed as geometry as opposed to dynamics, and unwanted histories in that geometry are precluded.
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