GEOMETRICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE EINSTEIN-MAXWELL EQUATIONS

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[1] EISENHART LP, 1949, RIEMANNIAN GEOMETRY, P113

[2] CLASSICAL PHYSICS AS GEOMETRY - GRAVITATION, ELECTROMAGNETISM, UNQUANTIZED CHARGE, AND MASS AS PROPERTIES OF CURVED EMPTY SPACE [J]. ANNALS OF PHYSICS, 1957, 2 (06) : 525 - 603

[3] NORDSTROM L, 1918, P AMSTERDAM ACAD, V20, P1238

[4] Electrodynamics in the general relativity theory [J]. TRANSACTIONS OF THE AMERICAN MATHEMATICAL SOCIETY, 1925, 27 (1-4) : 106 - 136

[5] REISSNER K, 1916, ANN PHYSIK, V50, P106

[6] Steenrod N., 1951, TOPOLOGY FIBER BUNDL, DOI [10.1515/9781400883875, DOI 10.1515/9781400883875]