The parallel transport of a vector: its physical meaning in three geometrical unified field theories.

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Nov 1986

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General Relativity and Gravitation, Volume 18, Issue 11, pp.1087-1091

Physics

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General Relativity

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The physical interpretation of the parallel transport of a vector is
analyzed in three classical geometric unified field theories: the theory
of physical space and the theories of Weyl and Infeld. In physical space
it is found to be a Fermi-Walker transport in the presence of
electromagnetic interactions.

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