Laboratory Tests of the Equivalence Principle at the University of Washington

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Dec 2009

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Space Science Reviews, Volume 148, Issue 1-4, pp. 201-216

Physics

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Equivalence Principle, Torsion Balance, Gravity, Unification, Fundamental Interactions, Dark Matter

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Equivalence principle tests are probes for new fundamental physics. We have conducted several laboratory experiments to test the equivalence principle with unprecedented precision and generality using a torsion balance placed on a continuously rotating turntable. We present preliminary results comparing the differential accelerations of Ti, Be, and Al towards local masses, the earth and the center of our galaxy.

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