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A two-level Kaluza-Klein theory

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Let the Lie groups G and H act on the manifold P in such a way that P fibres as a principal G-bundle over P/G and as an H-bundle over P/H. We find that every pair (τ′,τ″) where τ′ is an H-invariant connection form in P→P/G and τ″ is a G-invariant connection form in P→P/H corresponds uniquely to a connection form in P→P/(H×G) and a cross-section of a vector bundle with base P/(H×G).

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Kerner, R., Nikolova, L. & Rizov, V. A two-level Kaluza-Klein theory. Lett Math Phys 14, 333–341 (1987). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00402143

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