Einstein gravitation as a long wavelength effective field theory

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Dec 1983

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(Royal Society, Discussion on the Constants of Physics, London, England, May 25, 26, 1983) Royal Society (London), Philosophical

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Einstein Equations, Gravitation Theory, Relativistic Theory, Theoretical Physics, Unified Field Theory, Broken Symmetry, Newton Theory

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A possible resolution of the difficulties in quantizing general relativity is provided by the suggestion that Einstein gravitation is not a fundamental field theory, but rather is a long-wavelength effective field theory, arising as a scale-symmetry-breaking effect in a renormalizable fundamental theory. In unified theories of this type, Newton's constant will be calculable in terms of fundamental particle masses. The history and current status of these ideas is reviewed.

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