Spectral Origin of Temporal Nonlocality in Gravity: Positivity, Memory Kernels, and RG Flow (Paper XLI)

Alik Gimranov

doi:10.5281/zenodo.21485286

July 22, 2026Open Access

Spectral Origin of Temporal Nonlocality in Gravity: Positivity, Memory Kernels, and RG Flow (Paper XLI)

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The research aims to derive the temporal memory kernel of History-Dependent Gravity from first principles.
Utilized spectral representation to derive the memory kernel.
Applied functional renormalization group methods for analysis.
Connected findings to cosmological observables.
Established a direct relationship between temporality in gravity and cosmological observations.
Identified key features of history-dependent effects in gravitational interactions.

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This work derives a memory kernel in gravity using spectral representation, suggesting new links to cosmological observables.

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This work derives the temporal memory kernel of History-Dependent Gravity from first principles using a spectral representation and functional renormalization group methods, providing a direct bridge between cosmological observables and infrared quantum gravity.

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