Quantum Theory and Gravitation

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
CONTRIBUTORS, Page vii
PREFACE, Pages ix-x
PREGEOMETRY: MOTIVATIONS AND PROSPECTS, Pages 1-11, John Archibald Wheeler
INFORMATION IS MAXIMIZED IN PHOTON POLARIZATION MEASUREMENTS, Pages 13-26, W.K. Wootters
ROLES OF SPACE-TIME MODELS, Pages 27-33, Carl H. Brans
AN AXIOMATIC GENERAL RELATIVISTIC QUANTUM THEORY, Pages 35-69, A.R. Marlow
AN EXTENDED QUANTUM MECHANICAL EMBEDDING THEOREM, Pages 71-77, A.R. Marlow
QUANTUM LOGIC AND QUANTUM MAPPINGS, Pages 79-94, David Finkelstein
BOHR-SOMMERFELD QUANTIZATION IN GENERAL RELATIVITY AND OTHER NONLINEAR FIELD AND PARTICLE THEORIES, Pages 95-126, Robert Hermann
CONCERNING CANONICAL QUANTIZATION OF GRAVITATION THEORY, Pages 127-136, Arthur Komar
NEW DIRECTIONS IN RELATIVITY AND QUANTIZATION OF MANIFOLDS, Pages 137-146, Phillip E. Parker
THE ORIGIN OF MASS OF ELEMENTARY PARTICLES, Pages 147-156, Lutz Castell
QUANTUM INTERFERENCE AND THE GRAVITATIONAL FIELD, Pages 157-176, Jeeva S. Anandan
GEOMETRIZATION OF GAUGE FIELDS, Pages 177-186, George F. Chapline
PHYSICAL STATES AND RENORMALIZED OBSERVABLES IN QUANTUM FIELD THEORIES WITH EXTERNAL GRAVITY, Pages 187-197, S.A. Fulling
QUANTUM ASPECTS OF GEOMETRODYNAMICS, Pages 199-205, Maurice J. Duprè
ON THE INTERPRETATION OF QUANTUM MECHANICAL SCATTERING MEASUREMENTS, Pages 207-219, Jerome A. Goldstein
KALUZA AND KLEIN'S FIVE-DIMENSIONAL RELATIVITY, Pages 221-232, J.G. Miller
MODERN MATHEMATICAL TECHNIQUES IN THEORETICAL PHYSICS, Pages 233-267, Carroll F. Blakemore