(Why) is it necessary to invoke Classical Gravity to fix normalization constants in General Relativity? – physics.stackexchange.com

(Why) is it necessary to invoke Classical Gravity to fix normalization constants in General Relativity? – physics.stackexchange.com

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I'm studying GR on Carroll's book. In Chapter 4 the constant appearing in Einstein's equation is fixed by requiring to obtain Poisson's equation in a "classical" framework. In chapter 5 the constant ...

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