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A more general treatment is given of the field equations of the model for strong gravity proposed by the author in 1976. It seems possible to treat strong gravity and strong interaction by the same formalism, suggesting that strong gravity is just an aspect of strong interaction. The essential idea in these models is that a hadron is a de Sitter microsphere of radius of about 1 fm and the requisite gauge field is a fourth-rank tensor in the de Sitter space of the hadron. A three-dimensional formulation of the model is presented and further possibilities outlined.
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Mahanta, M.N. Is strong gravity an aspect of strong interaction?. Int J Theor Phys 18, 419–424 (1979). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00670059
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