The Maxwell, Yang-Mills and Einstein equations and closed path parallel propagation (Q1079749)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3964572
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3964572 |
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The Maxwell, Yang-Mills and Einstein equations and closed path parallel propagation (English)
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1986
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From authors' introduction: ''The subject of this paper is the reformulation of gauge theories in terms of a non-local variable. A gauge theory will mean either Maxwell theory, Yang-Mills theory or Einstein's general relativity or combinations of them. The Maxwell or Yang-Mills theories could be in either flat space or in curved space. The nonlocal variable, which has a simple geomeric interpretation, played (in one form or another) an important role in understanding the SU 2 and general relativistic instanton solutions as well as Penrose's nonlinear graviton construction. It was the desire to see how this variable could be used in the general cases.''
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gauge theories
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Maxwell theory
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Yang-Mills theory
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Einstein's general relativity
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relativistic instanton solutions
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