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Russell E. Rierson
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The Einstein-Schrodinger Theory:
http://www.einstein-schrodinger.com/
http://www.einstein-schrodinger.com/
The Einstein-Schrodinger theory is also known as "Einstein's Unified Field Theory" or "Schrodinger's Affine Field Theory" or the "Einstein-Straus Theory" or the "Hermitian Theory of Relativity" or the "Generalized Theory of Gravitation". It was developed by Albert Einstein and Erwin Schrodinger, primarily in the 40s and 50s. It is thought by some to be a unified theory of gravitation and electromagnetism. This was supposedly disproven way back in 1953, but there are a few stubborn souls such as myself who still think it is correct, and who work to prove it.
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For the Einstein-Schrodinger theory to unify gravitation and electromagnetism, the field equations must closely approximate the Einstein equations and Maxwells equations. However, it is the small differences from the Einstein equations and Maxwells equations that are interesting. This is the most important reason for pursuing unified field theories, because they can lead to new physics and small corrections to the existing equations of physics.
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