The mathematics of causal sets
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Abstract: The causal set approach to quantum gravity is based on the hypothesis that the underlying structure of spacetime is that of a random partial order. We survey some of the interesting mathematics that has arisen in connection with the causal set hypothesis, and describe how the mathematical theory can be translated to the application area. We highlight a number of open problems of interest to those working in causal set theory.
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- Discrete causal theory. Emergent spacetime and the causal metric hypothesis
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- Universal homogeneous causal sets
- Introduction to causal sets and their phenomenology
- Moment problems and the causal set approach to quantum gravity
- If time had no beginning: growth dynamics for past-infinite causal sets
- Black holes and singularities in causal set gravity
- A manifestly covariant framework for causal set dynamics
- The structure of covtree: searching for manifestly covariant causal set dynamics
- A causal set black hole
- Causal sets and discrete spacetime
- Spatial hypersurfaces in causal set cosmology
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- Causal set dynamics and elementary particles
- Causal set generator and action computer
- Observables for cyclic causal set cosmologies
- Mathematical reflections on locality
- Order-invariant measures on causal sets
- A background independent notion of causality
- On the growing universe of causal set theory -- an order-type approach
- Hopf algebras from poset growth models
- Logical limit laws for Mallows random permutations
- Spacetime reconstruction by order and number
- Causal set topology
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