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The most recurring themes of our work are the study of the eigenvalues of differential operators and the application of canonical methods to general relativity, supergravity and other gauge theories. The mathematical theories we have used are: (1) Riemannian geometry and the zeta-function technique; (2) theory of SL(2,C) spinors, SU(2) spinors and the Dirac operator; (3) twistor theory in flat space and complex manifolds; (4) self-adjointness theory; (5) constrained Hamiltonian systems and path integrals in quantum field theory; (6) spinor, causal, asymptotic and Hamiltonian structure of space-time; (7) singularity theory in cosmology.
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(1994). Conclusions. In: Corrected, S. (eds) Quantum Gravity, Quantum Cosmology and Lorentzian Geometries. Lecture Notes in Physics Monographs, vol 12. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-47295-7_11
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