Geometrization in the Yang-Mills, extended supergravity, and Klein-Kaluza versions

Foundations of Physics 14 (12):1253-1253 (1984)
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Abstract

We relate personal encounters of three kinds with geometrical approaches in the development of a relativistic quantum field theory of the fundamental interactions—including interactions with Nathan Rosen. We characterize the geometrical structures involved and discuss the more recent attempts to develop a unified theory based on a Klein-Kaluza contraction of the eightfold extended supergravity

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