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  1. Five-dimensional unified field theory: The source function. [REVIEW]P. F. Browne - 1975 - Foundations of Physics 5 (3):387-398.
    In Kaluza's five-dimensional unified field theory the restriction for the 55 component of the metric tensor γ55=1 demands that the 15 equations for the unified field be weakened. Equations which have been proposed have identically vanishing trace. The equations then admit only a radiation field as source of the gravitational field. By relaxing the condition, this limitation is avoided, while retaining the striking successes of the five-dimensional approach. A scalar function, determined by the 15th field equation apart from integration constants, (...)
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  • Mach's Principle Could Save the Gravitons.H. -H. V. Borzeszkowski & H. J. Treder - 1998 - Apeiron 5:135.
     
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  • Local and Global Relativity Principles.Bradford Skow - 2008 - Philosophers' Imprint 8:1-14.
    Local versions of the (special) principle of relativity say that if the same type of experiment is conducted in two isolated, unaccelerated laboratories, then the outcomes of those experiments must be the same. Global versions of the principle say that if you take a physically possible world and boost the entire material content of that world, you get another physically possible world. Some authors say that the local and the global principles are logically independent, and that the local version is (...)
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