On Some Peculiar Role of the Cosmological Constant in the General Theory of Relativity and in the Schrodinger Theory of Non-Symmetric Field
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In this paper, some peculiar role of the so-called cosmological constant Λ is investigated from the two alternative standpoints of the general theory of relativity and the Schrodinger theory of non-symmetric field. It is revealed then that, in spite of a rather drastically different character of the latter theory from the former, there exists a peculiar solution whose existence is assured by the role of Λ in question and whose physical meaning is equivalent to that of Bertotti's solution in general relativity.
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- 1960-12-25
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Nariai Hidekazu
Research Institute For Theorerical Physics Hiroshima University
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Ueno Yoshio
Research Institute For Biosciences Science University Of Tokyo
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