Asymptotically safe quantum gravity: functional and lattice perspectives

Asymptotically safe quantum gravity is a candidate theory to quantum gravity, which could unify the gravitational interaction with particle physics. It is characterized by quantum scale-symmetry at high energies. The constraining power of scale symmetry could be strong enough to even explain some parameters of the Standard Model of particle physics from first principles.

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2025-09-30
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Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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Abstract

Asymptotically safe quantum gravity is a candidate theory to quantum gravity, which could unify the gravitational interaction with particle physics. It is characterized by quantum scale-symmetry at high energies. The constraining power of scale symmetry could be strong enough to even explain some parameters of the Standard Model of particle physics from first principles.

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