Distant Parallelism Geometry
Introduces a geometry that preserves distant parallelism, adopting teleparallel structures as a new mathematical basis for attempts to unify gravity and electromagnetism.
Albert Einstein · Year
Albert Einstein records dated 1928, drawn directly from the World History Database source collection.

Introduces a geometry that preserves distant parallelism, adopting teleparallel structures as a new mathematical basis for attempts to unify gravity and electromagnetism.
Patent work with Leo Szilard advances an absorption refrigerator using electromagnetic pumping concepts.
Develops the teleparallel unified-field programme, replacing ordinary Riemannian geometry with tetrad-based structures intended to encompass gravitation and electromagnetism together.
Develops a unified-field approach using distant parallelism, also called teleparallel geometry.
Einstein adopted tetrad fields and distant parallelism as a new geometric language in an attempt to place gravitation and electromagnetism inside one unified classical field theory.
Employs Helen Dukas as his secretary and assistant, beginning a long professional association.