Could EM/strong/weak force be expressed geometrically?

[bananan]

gravity is expressed geometrically. is this expression unique to gravity or are there formallism that allow charge/EM, color/strong force, and weak force to also be expressed geometrically?

 

[Farsight]

Heim Theory.

 

[baryon]

That's actually what physicists used to look for. It was the hope of Einstein to explain all the forces in geometrical terms. But since they have had more luck combining the other three forces, physicists are trying to express gravity in quantum terms. And it was done with String Theory. The theory actually requires the existence of a particle called a graviton. One goal of modern physics is to locate these gravitons and find out where they come from.

 

[Maaneli]

An approach like this was tried, called Geometrodynamics. It's chief developer was John Wheeler, but it was abandoned in the 1970's because it could not do this.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geometrodynamics

 

[George Jones]

gravity is expressed geometrically. is this expression unique to gravity or are there formallism that allow charge/EM, color/strong force, and weak force to also be expressed geometrically?

You might want to take a look at (my) posts #6 and #8 in https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?p=684671".

 

[Perturbation]

Gauge theories are geometric.