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Kavanagh
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3 Mar 2007 1:08:55 UTC
Topic 192495
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The rest mass of the graviton is assumed to be zero. What would be the implications if this was not true?
It could possibly explain 'dark energy'.
Richard Kavanagh
The rest mass of the graviton is assumed to be zero. What would be the implications if this was not true?
It could possibly explain 'dark energy'.
Richard Kavanagh
I think this paper by M. Tajmar, F. Plesescu, K. Marhold and C.J. de Matos implies a non zero mass for the graviton.
Mass of graviton
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I think this paper by M. Tajmar, F. Plesescu, K. Marhold and C.J. de Matos implies a non zero mass for the graviton.
Richard