Non Polynomial Hamiltonian Constraint

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1. Is the root(det(q)) term in the Hamiltonian Constraint what makes it non polynomial
2. Is the motivation for Ashtekar Variables to remove the non polynomial terms by replacing the Hamiltonian with a densitised Hamiltonian
 
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