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Gravitation and Classical Electromagnetisiui A Comparative Study
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This article presents the basic aspects of the two fidd theories, viz, electromagnetic and gravitational. A comparative study has been made with a conclusion on the early attempts to unify the two theories. JFinally, a review has been made on Geometrodynamics in brief.
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- J D Jackson, Classical Electrodynamics, Wiley Eastern, 1993.
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