Ordinary Matter in Nonlinear Affine Gauge Theories of Gravitation

Abstract

We present a general framework to include ordinary fermionic matter in the metric--affine gauge theories of gravity. It is based on a nonlinear gauge realization of the affine group, with the Lorentz group as the classification subgroup of the matter and gravitational fields.

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