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Any of the various explanations of gravity as a quantum theory, including string theory and loop quantum gravity.
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A question on intermediate step in deriving gravitational anomaly by Fujikawa's method
In Fujikawa's 'Path integrals and Quantum Anomalies', Eq.(10.26) in the derivation of gravitational anomaly in Chapter 10.1 is puzzling for me.
$A_{\mu}^{mn}(x_0^{\mu}+\frac{y^{\mu}}{M})=\frac{1}{2M …
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