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A geometrical model for the process of field quantization is proposed, within the context of the unified theory of connections and frames, introduced in previous publications. A physical geometry produced by matter determines locally a canonical bracket operation for generalized Jacobi vector fields and provides a geometrical model for the existence of fermionic and bosonic operator fields and their rules of quantization.
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González-Martín, G. Physical geometry and field quantization. Gen Relat Gravit 24, 501–517 (1992). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00760133
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