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Do any quantum gravity theories deal with closed timelike curves?
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What is an observer in QFT?
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Homotopy proof of the lack of foliation of the Gödel metric
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How to deal with boundary conditions for path integrals?
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What are the allowed topologies for a FRW metric?
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Is it possible to do a path integral between two boundaries analytically on a quantum lattice?
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Fock space vs. wavefunctionals
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