SUMMARY
The discussion focuses on identifying the earliest articles related to Quantum Gravity, specifically prior to the works of Matyevei. Key figures mentioned include Bryce DeWitt, recognized as a foundational contributor to modern Quantum Gravity, and John Archibald Wheeler, whose literature is also essential for historical research. The conversation suggests reviewing the works of these scholars to uncover significant early contributions, including references to Bronstein's 1935 article.
PREREQUISITES
- Familiarity with Quantum Gravity concepts
- Understanding of historical scientific literature
- Knowledge of key figures in theoretical physics, specifically Bryce DeWitt and John Archibald Wheeler
- Ability to access academic databases and archives
NEXT STEPS
- Research Bryce DeWitt's publications on Quantum Gravity
- Explore John Archibald Wheeler's contributions to theoretical physics
- Investigate the significance of Bronstein's 1935 article in Quantum Gravity
- Utilize academic databases to locate early articles on Quantum Gravity
USEFUL FOR
This discussion is beneficial for physicists, historians of science, and researchers interested in the foundational literature of Quantum Gravity and its early contributors.