The role of gravitation in physics : report from the 1957 Chapel Hill Conference

By C. Dewitt, D. Rickles. 2011

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• Quantum superposition of massive objects and the quantization of gravity (2018, background): “In order to gain more insight into the quantum properties of gravity, it is helpful to consider the gravitational field associated with a quantum source, as already discussed by Feynman [12, 13].”
• Locality and entanglement in table-top testing of the quantum nature of linearized gravity (2019, unknown): “Here we are defining a classical field as, for example, used by Feynman during his 1957 debate with other researchers on the quantum nature of gravity [71]: “... if I have an amplitude for a field, that’s what I would define as a quantized field.””