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Weyl Geometry and Quantum Corrections

URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2112.12964v1
Date: Fri, 24 Dec 2021 06:38:02 GMT
Title: Weyl Geometry and Quantum Corrections
Authors: Sijo K. Joseph
Abstract summary: Weyl Geometry can be used to merge quantum theory and general relativity consistently as classical field theories. In the Weyl Geometric framework, it seems that both quantum theory and gravity can merge consistently, once quantum theory is geometrized.
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Abstract: Recent research in the geometric formulation of quantum theory has implied that Weyl Geometry can be used to merge quantum theory and general relativity consistently as classical field theories. In the Weyl Geometric framework, it seems that both quantum theory and gravity can merge consistently, once quantum theory is geometrized. The extended differential geometry can modify the quantum mechanical results into a more general nonlinear framework. Author shows that, how the extended differential geometry modifies the known quantum equations and also the modification to the Maxwell's electromagnetic equations.

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