Calculation of the Anomalous Magnetic Moment of the Electron from the Evans-unified Field Theory

The Evans Lemma is used to calculate the g factor of the electron to ten decimal places, in exact agreement with experimental data within contemporary experimental uncertainty. The calculation proves that the Evans unified field the-ory is a fully quantized and generally covariant field theory of all known radiated and matter fields. It therefore has clear advantages over quantum electrodynam-ics, which is a theory only of special relativity and only of photons and electrons without reference to gravitation. The Evans unified field theory has none of the well known weaknesses of quantum electrodynamics, for example unphysical infini-ties, renormalization and dimensional regularization. Quantum electrodynamics is also fundamentally self-contradictory, being at once acausal (sum over histories con-struction of the wave-function at a fundamental level, ”the electron can do anything it likes”) and causal (use of the Huygens Principle at a fundamental level, ”the elec-tron cannot do anything it likes”). The Evans theory is rigorously causal and based on general relativity