References for warp drive and wormhole physics

Question

What are some references on the physics of warp drives and wormholes? To be precise, I am looking for some books or papers that preferably do all of the following:

• Overview the current understandings of the classical solutions (one or more) to the Einstein equations which may allow superluminal travel to a sufficiently advanced civilization,
   
• Discuss quantum field-theoretic roadblocks or advancements to the theory including possible quantum gravitational contributions,
   
• Do so at at least a graduate level understanding of physics (no "censoring" of mathematics).
  
  Or otherwise prepare the reader with the tools to analyze the physics by themself.

I have seen a paper claiming that a semiclassical analysis suggests that warp drives are unstable (https://arxiv.org/pdf/0904.0141.pdf), but had trouble following why the authors were calculating the things they were–if some reference elucidates the arguments to a level assuming no prior experience in the field apart from necessary background, that would be ideal.

Answer 1

I am not up to date on the literature, but here is a recent "review paper" I remember: https://arxiv.org/abs/2103.05610

Good luck!

Answer 2

I have found a couple more references, which I will list here in case anyone else may have interest:

• https://arxiv.org/abs/2102.06824 Introducing Physical Warp Drives by Alexey Bobrick and Gianni Martire
• Wormholes, Warp Drives and Energy Conditions (Fundamental Theories of Physics, 189) edited by Francisco Lobo
  • Lobo has a handful of papers on arxiv about wormholes and warp drives as well, one of which was given by the anonymous answerer almost a year ago

I will edit this list in case I find any outstanding literature in the future.