The elaboration of a holographic correspondence in a flat space-time is a promising path for a unifying theory of quantum gravitation. A "carollian" approach, in tribute to Alice's author in Wonderland, is taking shape at the CPHT at the Polytechnic Institute.
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The elaboration of a holographic correspondence in a flat space-time is a promising path for a unifying theory of quantum gravitation. A "carollian" approach, in tribute to Alice's author in Wonderland, is taking shape at the CPHT at the Polytechnic Institute.