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Can Semiclassical garvity gives exact or approximate results ?

 
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Jul29-10, 11:39 AM   #1
 

Can Semiclassical garvity gives exact or approximate results ?


if we use Semiclassical Quantum Gravity , will we get or can we get EXACT results ? or only asymptotic approximation

can we use the 'old quantum rule' in Semiclassical gravity ?? i mean the fact that for the conjugate moment to the metric g we have

[tex] \oint \Pi _{a,b}dg_{a,b} =n.h [/tex]
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