A Possible Interpretation on Distance-Dependent Effect of Gravitational Constant in Newton's Theory of Gravitation
QIANShang-Wu
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QIANShang-Wu
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Based on the new metric theory of gravitation suggested by the author of this article, it gives a possible theoretical interpretation on the famous experiment done by D.R. Long in 1976, i.e. the distance-dependent effect of the gravitational constant in Newton's theory of gravitation.
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Based on the new metric theory of gravitation suggested by the author of this article, it gives a possible theoretical interpretation on the famous experiment done by D.R. Long in 1976, i.e. the distance-dependent effect of the gravitational constant in Newton's theory of gravitation.
Key concepts: Gravitational constant, Parameterized post-Newtonian formalism, Interpretation (philosophy), Gravitation, Scalar theories of gravitation, Newton's law of universal gravitation, Constant (computer programming), Physics