Phenomenological aspects of new gravitational forces. I. Rapidly rotating compact objects

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Dec 1987

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Physical Review D (Particles and Fields), Volume 36, Issue 12, 15 December 1987, pp.3684-3687

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Pulsars

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A general phenomenological feature of theories of quantum gravity is the existence of spin-1 and spin-0 partners of the graviton, which are expected to be massive (have finite ranges). In the static limit, the forces associated with these partners could almost cancel for particle-particle interactions and yet still produce dramatic effects for antiparticle-particle interactions (such as the gravitational attraction of antiprotons to Earth). However, at relativistic velocities the new forces could become significant even for particle-particle interactions. In this paper we show how these partners could modify the dynamics of particles at the surface of rotating, compact objects, specifically, rapidly rotating pulsars.

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