The fermionic contribution to the spectrum of the area operator in nonperturbative quantum gravity
Merced Montesinos, Carlo Rovelli
Abstract
The role of fermionic matter in the spectrum of the area operator is analyzed using the Baez--Krasnov framework for quantum fermions and gravity. The result is that the fermionic contribution to the area of a surface S is equivalent to the contribution of purely gravitational spin network's edges tangent to S. Therefore, the spectrum of the area operator is the same as in the pure gravity case.
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