Relational particle models (RPM’s) are toy models of many aspects of GR in geometrodynamical form. They are suitable as toy models for studying 1) strategies for the problem of time in quantum gravity, in particular timeless, semiclassical, histories and observables approaches and combinations of these. 2) Various other quantum-cosmological issues: structure formation/inhomogeneity, the significance of uniform states... They are relational in that only relative ratios of separations, relative angles and relative times are significant; more widely, this is a ‘Leibniz–Mach–Barbour’ brand of relationalism. My recent review of RPM’s mostly used the relational triangle as an example; this series of papers extends that to the relational quadrilat...
This article contributes to the debate of the meaning of relationalism and background independence, ...
With toy modelling of conceptual aspects of quantum cosmology and the problem of time in quantum gra...
In the absence of an external frame of reference-i.e., in background independent theories such as ge...
I investigate qualitatively significant regions of the configuration space for the classical and qua...
I investigate useful shape quantities for the classical and quantum mechanics of the relational quad...
Relational particle mechanics models (RPM’s) are useful models for the problem of time in quantum gr...
I consider the momenta and conserved quantities for CP2 interpreted as the space of quadrilaterals. ...
This paper provides the quantum treatment of the relational quadrilateral. The underlying reduced co...
In scaled relational particle mechanics, only relative times, relative angles and relative separatio...
Relational particle models are employed as toy models for the study of the Problem of Time in quantu...
Most readers ’ principal interest in this article will be its reviews of the problem of time in quan...
Relational particle mechanics is useful for modelling whole-universe issues such as quantum cosmolog...
Relationalism – along the lines developed by Barbour and collaborators in the past 3 decades – can b...
We discuss the relational strategy to solve the problem of time in quantum gravity and different wa...
This paper concerns the absolute versus relative motion debate. The Barbour and Bertotti 1982 work m...
This article contributes to the debate of the meaning of relationalism and background independence, ...
With toy modelling of conceptual aspects of quantum cosmology and the problem of time in quantum gra...
In the absence of an external frame of reference-i.e., in background independent theories such as ge...
I investigate qualitatively significant regions of the configuration space for the classical and qua...
I investigate useful shape quantities for the classical and quantum mechanics of the relational quad...
Relational particle mechanics models (RPM’s) are useful models for the problem of time in quantum gr...
I consider the momenta and conserved quantities for CP2 interpreted as the space of quadrilaterals. ...
This paper provides the quantum treatment of the relational quadrilateral. The underlying reduced co...
In scaled relational particle mechanics, only relative times, relative angles and relative separatio...
Relational particle models are employed as toy models for the study of the Problem of Time in quantu...
Most readers ’ principal interest in this article will be its reviews of the problem of time in quan...
Relational particle mechanics is useful for modelling whole-universe issues such as quantum cosmolog...
Relationalism – along the lines developed by Barbour and collaborators in the past 3 decades – can b...
We discuss the relational strategy to solve the problem of time in quantum gravity and different wa...
This paper concerns the absolute versus relative motion debate. The Barbour and Bertotti 1982 work m...
This article contributes to the debate of the meaning of relationalism and background independence, ...
With toy modelling of conceptual aspects of quantum cosmology and the problem of time in quantum gra...
In the absence of an external frame of reference-i.e., in background independent theories such as ge...