A Looking for the earliest articles about Quantum Gravity

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The discussion focuses on finding the earliest articles related to quantum gravity, specifically those predating Matyevei. Bryce DeWitt is highlighted as a key figure in the field, often referred to as the grandfather of modern quantum gravity, alongside John Archibald Wheeler. Participants suggest reviewing DeWitt's and Wheeler's literature for historical insights. Additionally, the 1935 work of Bronstein is mentioned as a significant early contribution to quantum gravity. The conversation emphasizes the importance of exploring these foundational texts for a comprehensive understanding of the subject.
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I am looking for first articles of quantum gravity in the history which before Matyevei. What is earliest articles of quantum gravity and how can ı find them?
 
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Bryce DeWitt is considered the grandfather of modern Quantum Gravity by some scholars.. A thorough review of his literature as well as the literature of John Archibald Wheeler should yield some good results for your research into the historical origins of Quantum Gravity. Good luck! https://legacy.lib.utexas.edu/taro/utcah/00413/cah-00413.html
 
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