Lattice gravity and random surfaces
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Abstract: I review recent progress in simplicial quantum gravity in three and four dimensions, in particular new results on the phase structure of modified models of dynamical triangulations, the application of a strong-coupling expansion, and the benefits provided by including degenerate triangulations. In addition, I describe some recent numerical and analytical results on anisotropic crystalline membranes.
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- Anisotropic membranes
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- New analytical results on anisotropic membranes
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- Regularized quantum gravity and string theory
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- New analytical results on anisotropic membranes
- Dynamically triangulated random surfaces
- Continuum interpretation of the dynamical-triangulation formulation of quantum Einstein gravity
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