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Crowther K. Why Do We Want a Theory of Quantum Gravity 2025
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The search for a new scientific theory is typically prompted by an encounter with something in the world that cannot be explained by current theories. This is not the case for the search for a theory of quantum gravity, which has been primarily motivated by theoretical and philosophical concerns. This Element introduces some of the motivations for seeking a theory of quantum gravity, with the aim of instigating a more critical perspective on how they are used in defining and constraining the theory sought. These motivations include unification, incompatibilities between general relativity and quantum field theory, consistency, singularity resolution, and results from black hole thermodynamics.
Introduction
Motivations, Constraints, and Desiderata
Relative Fundamentality
Empirical Constraints
Approaches to QG
Incompatibilities between GR and QFT
Background Independence
Problem of Time
Perturbative Non-renormalizability of Quantum GR
UV Completeness
The Primary Motivation: Reconciling the Two Pillars
‘Domains’
‘Describes’
‘Takes into Account Both QM and GR’
Three Pillars Perspective
Delimitations
Unification
Quantization
Hybrid Theories and Emergent Gravity Approaches
Tabletop Experiments
Singularity Resolution
UV Divergences in QFT
Landau Poles
Responses to QFT Singularities
Geodesic Incompleteness
Curvature Singularities
Responses to Spacetime Singularities
Black Hole Thermodynamics
Hawking Radiation
Black Hole Information Paradox
Entropy Bounds
Holographic Principle
References
Acknowledgements