2001
DOI: 10.1103/physrevd.64.029901
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Erratum: Nonsymmetric unified field theory [Phys. Rev. D62, 024026 (2000)]

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“…In this theory we have replaced the internal transformation C ν by generalized gauge potential V ν of dyons. It has been shown that the anti-symmetric part of the metric leads to generalized field equations of dyons discussed by (39). Accordingly, we have obtained the electric and magnetic field tensors from the generalized one for dyons as discussed by (40).…”
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“…In this theory we have replaced the internal transformation C ν by generalized gauge potential V ν of dyons. It has been shown that the anti-symmetric part of the metric leads to generalized field equations of dyons discussed by (39). Accordingly, we have obtained the electric and magnetic field tensors from the generalized one for dyons as discussed by (40).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Because the antisymmetric part has been described as further complex quantity, our theory removes the conflicts that Maxwell tensor is real or imaginary and leaves all other good points of ES or NGT metric untouched. The Dyon field tensor is expressed by (35) and (36) in terms of electromagnetic field strengths associated with electric and magnetic sources. In this theory we have replaced the internal transformation C ν by generalized gauge potential V ν of dyons.…”
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“…We will show that the surface integral vanishes, 2) leading to the four conservation of energy and momentum within the boundary taken…”
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