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| title = Finsler Geometry and a Unified Field Theory | | title = Finsler Geometry and a Unified Field Theory | ||
| author = [[Ralph G Beil]] | | author = [[Ralph G Beil]] | ||
| keywords = unified field theory, geometry, Unified Theory | |||
| published = 1996 | | published = 1996 | ||
| volume = | | volume = 196 | ||
| pages = 261-272 | | pages = 261-272 | ||
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| Scientific Paper | |
|---|---|
| Title | Finsler Geometry and a Unified Field Theory |
| Author(s) | Ralph G Beil |
| Keywords | unified field theory, geometry, Unified Theory |
| Published | 1996 |
| Volume | 196 |
| Pages | 261-272 |
Abstract
Contemporary Mathematics, 196: 261-272. A unified theory of gravitation and electromagnetism is developed from a type of Finsler tangent space transformation proposed long ago by Chern. The theory is in some ways similar to Kaluza-Klein theory, but has an alternate geometric foundation and also leads to some different physical interpretations. The theory produces a geodesic equation which is the Lorentz charged particle equation. It also gives Einstein field equations in which the electromagnetic energy-momentum are directly derived from the curvature.