On foundations of Poincaré-gauged theory of gravity
Boris N. Frolov
Abstract
Foundations of the Poincaré-gauge theory of gravity are developed. It is shown that the Poincaré-gauge field consists of two components: the translational gauge field (t-field), which is generated by the energy-momentum current of external fields, and the rotational gauge field (r-field), which is generated by the sum of the angular and spin momentum currents of external fields. Therefore, a physical field generated by the angular momentum of a rotating mass should exist.
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