Testing gravity in space and at ultrashort distances

Details Testing gravity in space and at ultrashort distances Testing gravity in space and at ultrashort distances

Jul 2001

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Classical and Quantum Gravity, Volume 18, Issue 13, pp. 2427-2434 (2001).

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In this paper we discuss experiments testing gravity in space and at ultrashort distances. We show that the proposed STEP experiment has sufficient sensitivity to test how gravity couples to neutrinos and to higher-order weak interactions. Then, after briefly reviewing the recent interest in ultrashort distance gravity experiments, we describe a preliminary round of atomic force microscope (AFM) experiments which utilize the `iso-electronic effect'. Our experimental results set new limits on proposed gravity-like forces over distance ranges ~1-4 nm.

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