Abstract
It is more difficult to find an exact solution of the field equations in the gauge theory of gravitation as compared with finding that in Einstein's theory. As far as some problems in physics are concerned, however, it is sufficient to obtain a Newtonian approximate solution and a post-Newtonian approximate solution. In this note the L?U(1) gauge theory of gravitation is discussed. A special exact solution and the approximation to first order to the spherically symmetric and static field of a charged mass point are obtained.
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