Testing the inverse-square law of gravity: Error and design with the upward continuation integral

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Sep 1989

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Physical Review D (Particles and Fields), Volume 40, Issue 6, 15 September 1989, pp.1735-1740

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It has been reported that the inverse-square law of gravity is violated over a range of a few hundred meters. I present a different method for the analysis of the data from that experiment. In this method, the experimental error can be evaluated analytically and I confirm the previous analysis but show that it is a 2σ effect. The method can also be used to design new experiments that will yield minimum errors for a fixed number of data points.

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