Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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1780194 | New Astronomy Reviews | 2007 | 7 Pages |
Abstract
We report progress on a program of gravitational physics experiments using cryogenic torsion pendula undergoing large-amplitude torsion oscillation. This program includes tests of the gravitational inverse square law and of the weak equivalence principle. Here, we describe our ongoing search for inverse-square-law violation at a strength down to 10−5 of standard gravity. The low-vibration environment provided by the Battelle Gravitation Physics Laboratory (BGPL) is uniquely suited to this study.
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Authors
P.E. Boynton, R.M. Bonicalzi, A.M. Kalet, A.M. Kleczewski, J.K. Lingwood, K.J. McKenney, M.W. Moore, J.H. Steffen, E.C. Berg, W.D. Cross, R.D. Newman, R.E. Gephart,