Whyte propuso lo que denominó "el principio unitario" para unificar las teorías de la física. El trabajo experimental de esta teoría fue llevado a cabo por Leo Baranski.
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Artículos científicos
Zeit. f. Phys., 56, 809, 1929. ‘On the characteristics of a unified physical theory. I. The presence of a universal constant with the dimensions of a length.’ (In German.)
Zeit. f. Phys., 61, 274, 1930. ‘Ditto. II. Rulers, clocks, and a possible alternative to 4-co-ordinate representation.’ (In German.)
Libr. of Xth Int. Congr. of Phil., Ámsterdam, 1948. I. 298. ‘One-way Processes in Biology.’
Nature, 163, 762, 1949. ‘Tendency towards Symmetry in Fundamental Physical Structures.’
Nature, 166, 824, 1950. ‘Planck’s Constant and the Fine-Structure Constant.’
Brit. J. Phil. Sci., 1, 303, 1951. ‘Fundamental Physical Theory. An Interpretation of the Present Position of the Theory of Particles.’
Brit. J. Phil. Sci., 3, 256, 1952. ‘Angles in Fundamental Physics.’
Am. Math. Monthly, 59, 606, 1952. ‘Unique Arrangements of Points on a Sphere.’
Brit. J. Phil. Sci., 3, 243, 1952. ‘The Electric Current. A Study of the Role of Time in Electron Physics.’
Brit. J. Phil. Sci., 3, 349, 1953. ‘Has a Single Electron a Transit Time?’
Phil. Mag., 44, 1303, 1953. ‘The Velocities of Fundamental Particles.’
Brit. J. Phil. Sci., 4, 160, 1953. ‘Light Signal Kinematics.’
↑Focus and Diversions, L L Whyte, Cresset Press, London 1963
↑Roger Joseph Boscovich SJ FRS, 1711 -1787 Studies of his life and work on the 250th anniversary of his birth, edited L L Whyte, George Allen and Unwin, London, 1961
↑The Unitary Principle in Physics and biology, LL Whyte, London, 1949
↑Scientific Basis for World Civilization: Unitary Field theory, Leo J Baranski, The Christopher Publishing House, USA, 1960