Canonical and symplectic analysis of the Holst action in the G→ 0 limit
Victor Julian Pérez-Aquino, Alberto Escalante
Abstract
By using the Dirac and symplectic formalisms, the analysis of the Holst action in the G → 0 limit is performed. We study the theory's full canonical structure and symmetries. In particular, we focus on the cases γ= i and γ≠ i, aiming to obtain Smolin's auto-self-dual model in terms of the Ashtekar variables and a Barbero-type formulation. We then perform the symplectic analysis and discuss the principal insight of these formalisms.
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