GL(3,R) gauge theory of gravity coupled with an electromagnetic field
Rolando Gaitan, Frank Vera
TL;DR
This paper investigates a $GL(3,R)$ gauge theory of gravity coupled with electromagnetic fields, demonstrating that auxiliary fields can prevent restrictions on the Maxwell field, ensuring the theory's consistency.
Contribution
It introduces auxiliary fields to maintain consistency in a $GL(3,R)$ gauge gravity theory coupled with electromagnetism, avoiding restrictions on the Maxwell field.
Findings
Auxiliary fields prevent restrictions on Maxwell fields.
The $GL(3,R)$ gauge theory remains consistent with electromagnetic coupling.
The approach ensures the theory's viability without imposing additional constraints.
Abstract
Consistency of gauge theory of gravity coupled with an external electromagnetic field, is studied. It is shown that possible restrictions on Maxwell field can be avoided through introduction of auxiliary fields.
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TopicsBlack Holes and Theoretical Physics · Cosmology and Gravitation Theories · Geophysics and Gravity Measurements