Propagating spin modes in canonical quantum gravity
Roumen Borissov, Sameer Gupta
Abstract
One of the main results in canonical quantum gravity is the introduction of spin network states as a basis on the space of kinematical states. To arrive at the physical state space of the theory though we need to understand the dynamics of the quantum gravitational states. To this aim we study a model in which we allow for the spins, labeling the edges of spin networks, to change according to simple rules. The gauge invariance of the theory, restricting the possible values for the spins, induces propagating modes of spin changes. We investigate these modes under various assumptions about the parameters of the model.
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