Some properties of an “aesthetic” field theory

Foundations of Physics 2 (2-3):181-188 (1972)
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We continue our study of the Lorentz-invariant field theory based on the equations Γ jk;l i =0 and gij;k=0. To first order in a perturbation expansion, we find Γ jk;l i =0 reduces to the wave equation. In orders higher than the first, we find that Γ jk;l i =0 cannot be linearized. We also find that the simple wave-type equation gij∂2g/∂xi∂xj=0 is contained in the theory when an appropriate choice is made for the parameters at the origin point

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Particle behavior in aesthetic field theory.Murray Muraskin & Beatrice Ring - 1974 - Foundations of Physics 4 (3):395-405.

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