LQG: String Theory? - Baez's Page

Hurkyl · Jul 27, 2003

Was reading Baez's page and came across this link:

http://math.ucr.edu/home/baez/week18.html

It's somewhat interesting, have a read.

Eh · Jul 28, 2003

Any idea where the term "Wilson loops" got it's name?

selfAdjoint · Jul 31, 2003

From Kenneth G. Wilson, the same man who got the Nobel prize for his work with the renormalization group. Wilson in 1964 defined lattice gauge theory, and in connection with that he invented what are now called Wilson Lines. A Wilson Loop is just a closed Wilson Line.

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