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Gravity is an attractive force that affects and is affected by all mass and - in general relativity - energy, pressure, and stress. Prefer newtonian-gravity or general-relativity if sensible.
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two boson gravitational interaction
If two bosons (or photons) posess energy and momentum, then they will interact gravitationally. If they approach each other to within a distance r, and r is small compared to their positional uncerta …
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Acceleration at peak of a gravitational wave
The amplitude of the strongest gravitational wave signal detected by LIGO sofar can maybe be expressed as an acceleration? If so, what would the numerical value be (in m/s^2)? I would like to compare …
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