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Fermionic Backreaction on Quantum Spacetimes: Cosmological Implications
This article reviews a Hamiltonian framework for describing Dirac fermions propagating on quantum cosmological spacetimes within loop quantum cosmology. Expanding the fermionic field in spinor harmonics on a closed Friedmann--Lemaître--Robertson--Walker background reduces the dynamics to a collectio
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