Steve Carlip - From discrete causal sets to a spacetime continuum
Causal set theory offers an interesting discrete model for spacetime, in which the causal structure is fundamental. But while we know how to approximate a spacetime manifold by a causal set, the vast majority of causal sets are not at all continuum-like. I will talk about progress in showing that large classes of these “bad” sets are very strongly suppressed in the gravitational path integral, perhaps allowing us to recover the observed continuum structure of spacetime from the quantum theory of discrete structures.

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Roger Penrose | Gravity, Hawking Points and Twistor Theory

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Abhay Ashtekar - Gravity, Geometry, and the Quantum

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The five most promising ways to quantize gravity

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Richard Feynman: Quantum Mechanical View of Reality 1

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Fay Dowker Public Lecture - Spacetime Atoms and the Unity of Physics (Perimeter Public Lecture)

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The Wallis product for pi, proved geometrically

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Fay Dowker: Causal Set Theory, Quantum Gravity, Consciousness, Non-Locality, Stephen Hawking

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We're 99.9% sure this pattern is true, but no one can prove it

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Markus Aspelmeyer - Solving the gravity-quantum dilemma in experiments

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AlphaFold - The Most Useful Thing AI Has Ever Done

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The Hardest Questions in Physics | World Science Festival

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Can We Test Quantum Gravity? ft. Vlatko Vedral | World Science Festival

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The Geometry of Causality

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"If Time Had No Beginning" Fay Dowker, Imperial College London - 3/10/21

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William Dunham, A tribute to Euler

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Terence Tao: Nobody Understands Why AI Actually Works

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Time Is Broken, According To This New Theory

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Sean Carroll's Issues with Loop Quantum Gravity Research

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String Theory or Loop Quantum Gravity? David Gross vs Carlo Rovelli

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