Self-consistent infrared and ultraviolet asymptotically free unitary renormalizable theory of quantum gravity and matter fields

Foundations of Physics 26 (2):243-256 (1996)
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Abstract

A way to a self-consistent physically acceptable formulation of quantum gravity field theory is found. The simplified model of quantized conformally-flat gravity and a massive scalar field is analyzed

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