Reply to Comment on ‘Electromagnetic potentials without gauge transformation’

Chubykalo, Andrew; Espinoza, Augusto; Flores, Rolando Alvarado

doi:10.1088/0031-8949/85/04/047002

Phys. Scr.

2012

DOI: 10.1088/0031-8949/85/04/047002

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Reply to Comment on ‘Electromagnetic potentials without gauge transformation’

Andrew Chubykalo¹,

Augusto Espinoza²,

Rolando Alvarado Flores³

Abstract: This is a reply to the criticism from Engelhardt and Onoochin of our work (2011 Phys. Scr. 84 015009): a general argument for the possibility of different solutions in different gauges unrelated to gauge transformation; a result that has been given by Engelhardt and Onoochin using examples. For this reason we are not in any sense trying to refute the statements made by Engelhardt and Onoochin, instead we are offering a possible theoretical explanation of their results.

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Gauge Invariance of Gravitodynamical Potentials in the Jefimenko’s Generalized Theory of Gravitation

Espinoza¹,

Chubykalo²,

Carlos³

2016

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In the Jefimenko's generalized theory of gravitation, it is proposed the existence of certain potentials to help us to calculate the gravitational and cogravitational fields, such potentials are also presumed non-invariant under certain gauge transformations. In return, we propose that there is a way to perform the calculation of certain potentials that can be derived without using some kind of gauge transformation, and to achieve this we apply the Helmholtz's theorem. This procedure leads to the conclusion that both gravitational and cogravitational fields propagate simultaneously in a delayed and in an instant manner. On the other hand, it is also concluded that these potentials thus obtained can be real physical quantities, unlike potentials obtained by Jefimenko, which are only used as a mathematical tool for calculating gravitational and cogravitational fields.

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Gauge Invariance of Gravitodynamical Potentials in the Jefimenko’s Generalized Theory of Gravitation

Espinoza¹,

Chubykalo²,

Carlos³

2016

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Reply to Comment on ‘Electromagnetic potentials without gauge transformation’

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Gauge Invariance of Gravitodynamical Potentials in the Jefimenko’s Generalized Theory of Gravitation

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