1978
DOI: 10.1007/bf00892054
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Spin strings in gravitation

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“…It corresponds exactly to a subtraction of this radiation, leading to T µν reg = 0 [9,10]. On the quantum level this procedure is equivalent to the postulate on the absence of radiation for oscillating strings.…”
Section: Solution Of the Field Equationsmentioning
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“…It corresponds exactly to a subtraction of this radiation, leading to T µν reg = 0 [9,10]. On the quantum level this procedure is equivalent to the postulate on the absence of radiation for oscillating strings.…”
Section: Solution Of the Field Equationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This case has attracted attention as a model of a spinning particle [9,10,18,27,[24][25][26]. In [9,10,27] the Kerr singular ring was considered as a closed relativistic string forming the source of spinning particle [18].…”
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“…It has the anomalous gyromagnetic ratio g = 2, as that of the Dirac electron [2], stringy structures [3][4][5][6] and other features allowing one to construct a semiclassical model of the extended electron [6][7][8][9][10][11] which has the Compton size and possesses the wave properties [6,8,12]. So, we will be speaking on the Kerr spinning particle, assuming a particle-like source of the Einstein -Maxwell field equations generating the external KerrNewman field and having a definite position of centrum of mass, and the definite momentum and orientation of angular momentum.…”
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