The Enigmatic Photon

Part I Electrodynamics as a Gauge Field Theory: General Gauge Field Theory Applied to Electrodynamics; The Geometry of Gauge Fields; Field-Matter Interaction. Part II Historical Development of O(3) Electrodynamics - Selected Papers: Ultra Relativistic Inverse Faraday Effect; On the Use of a Complex Vector Potential in the Minimal Prescription in the Dirac Equation; Infinitesimal Field Generators; Note on Radio Frequency Induced N.M.R; Fundamental Definitions for the Vacuum B(3) Field; Unified Field Theory and B(3); The Physical Meaning of B(3); Relativistic Magneto-Optics and the Evans-Vigier Field; On the Irrotational Nature of the B(3) Field; The Interaction of the Evans-Vigier Field with Atoms; The Derivation of the Majorana Form of Maxwell's Equations from the B Cyclic Theorem; The Evans-Vigier Field B(3) Interpreted as a De Broglie Pilot Field; The Charge Quantization Condition - Link Between the O(3) Gauge Group and the Dirac Equation; The Evans-Vigier Field, B(3), in Dirac's Original Electron Theory - a New Theorem of Field-Fermion Interaction; The Microwave Optical Zeeman Effect Due toB(3); B(3) Echoes; Maxwell's Vacuum Field - a Rotating Charge; Dipole Model for the Photon and the Evans-Vigier Field; Electromagnetism in Curved Space-time; The Cyclic Structure of Vacuum Electromagnetism - Quantization and Derivation of Maxwell's Equations.