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Preface Part I. Fundamental Ideas and General Formalisms: 1. Unfinished revolution C. Rovelli 2. The fundamental nature of space and time G. 't Hooft 3. Does locality fail at intermediate length scales R. Sorkin 4. Prolegomena to any future quantum gravity J. Stachel 5. Spacetime symmetries in histories canonical gravity N. Savvidou 6. Categorical geometry and the mathematical foundations of quantum gravity L. Crane 7. Emergent relativity O. Dreyer 8. Asymptotic safety R. Percacci 9. New directions in background independent quantum gravity F. Markopoulou Questions and answers Part II: 10. Gauge/gravity duality G. Horowitz and J. Polchinski 11. String theory, holography and quantum gravity T. Banks 12. String field theory W. Taylor Questions and answers Part III: 13. Loop Quantum Gravity T. Thiemann 14. Covariant loop quantum gravity? E. LIvine 15. The spin foam representation of loop quantum gravity A. Perez 16. 3-dimensional spin foam quantum gravity L. Freidel 17. The group field theory approach to quantum gravity D. Oriti Questions and answers Part IV. Discrete Quantum Gravity: 18. Quantum gravity: the art of building spacetime J. Ambjørn, J. Jurkiewicz and R. Loll 19. Quantum Regge calculations R. Williams 20. Consistent discretizations as a road to quantum gravity R. Gambini and J. Pullin 21. The causal set approach to quantum gravity J. Henson Questions and answers Part V. Effective Models and Quantum Gravity Phenomenology: 22. Quantum gravity phenomenology G. Amelino-Camelia 23. Quantum gravity and precision tests C. Burgess 24. Algebraic approach to quantum gravity II: non-commutative spacetime F. Girelli 25. Doubly special relativity J. Kowalski-Glikman 26. From quantum reference frames to deformed special relativity F. Girelli 27. Lorentz invariance violation and its role in quantum gravity phenomenology J. Collins, A. Perez and D. Sudarsky 28. Generic predictions of quantum theories of gravity L. Smolin Questions and answers Index.
Preface Part I. Fundamental Ideas and General Formalisms: 1. Unfinished revolution C. Rovelli 2. The fundamental nature of space and time G. 't Hooft 3. Does locality fail at intermediate length scales R. Sorkin 4. Prolegomena to any future quantum gravity J. Stachel 5. Spacetime symmetries in histories canonical gravity N. Savvidou 6. Categorical geometry and the mathematical foundations of quantum gravity L. Crane 7. Emergent relativity O. Dreyer 8. Asymptotic safety R. Percacci 9. New directions in background independent quantum gravity F. Markopoulou Questions and answers Part II: 10. Gauge/gravity duality G. Horowitz and J. Polchinski 11. String theory, holography and quantum gravity T. Banks 12. String field theory W. Taylor Questions and answers Part III: 13. Loop Quantum Gravity T. Thiemann 14. Covariant loop quantum gravity? E. LIvine 15. The spin foam representation of loop quantum gravity A. Perez 16. 3-dimensional spin foam quantum gravity L. Freidel 17. The group field theory approach to quantum gravity D. Oriti Questions and answers Part IV. Discrete Quantum Gravity: 18. Quantum gravity: the art of building spacetime J. Ambjørn, J. Jurkiewicz and R. Loll 19. Quantum Regge calculations R. Williams 20. Consistent discretizations as a road to quantum gravity R. Gambini and J. Pullin 21. The causal set approach to quantum gravity J. Henson Questions and answers Part V. Effective Models and Quantum Gravity Phenomenology: 22. Quantum gravity phenomenology G. Amelino-Camelia 23. Quantum gravity and precision tests C. Burgess 24. Algebraic approach to quantum gravity II: non-commutative spacetime F. Girelli 25. Doubly special relativity J. Kowalski-Glikman 26. From quantum reference frames to deformed special relativity F. Girelli 27. Lorentz invariance violation and its role in quantum gravity phenomenology J. Collins, A. Perez and D. Sudarsky 28. Generic predictions of quantum theories of gravity L. Smolin Questions and answers Index.
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