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The twistor connection and gauge invariance principle (English)
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1984
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The author shows how the twistor connection of local twistor theory can be interpreted as a gauge field. The resulting Yang-Mills equations are equivalent to a set of gravitational equations which were originally proposed by \textit{R. Bach} (1921) in connection with Weyl's unified field theory.
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twistor connection
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gauge field
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Yang-Mills equations
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Weyl's unified field theory
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