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The unbounded action and the density of states in nonperturbative quantum gravity

One of the problems which must be overcome before a nonperturbative theory of quantum gravity can be formulated is the unboundedness of the Euclidean action. The author presents a brief outline of the density of states reconstruction method of analysing data from Monte Carlo simulations and then proposes a way to use this method to overcome the unboundedness problem.