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May 1974 - 9 pages
Abstract (Elsevier)
It is shown that in all those gauge theories in which the electromagnetic group U(1) is taken to be a subgroup of a larger group with a compact covering group, like SU(2) or SU(3), genuine magnetic monopoles can be created as regular solutions of the field equations. Their mass is calculable and of order 137 M W , where M W is a typical vector boson mass.