SUB-MILLIMETER TESTS OF THE GRAVITATIONAL INVERSE SQUARE LAW

By C. Hoyle, D. Kapner, B. Heckel, E. Adelberger, J. Gundlach, U. Schmidt, H. Swanson. 2001

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Sub-mm tests of the gravitational inverse-square law are interesting from several quite different perspectives. This paper discusses work by the Eot-Wash group performed since the publication of our initial result in February 2001. We find no evidence for short-range Yukawa interactions. Our results provide an upper limit of 200 micrometers on the size of the largest ``extra'' dimension, and for the unification scenario with 2 large extra dimensions, set an upper limit of 150 micrometers on the size of those dimensions.

Subfields: Astronomy and Astrophysics

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• Developments in string cosmology (2003, neutral): “ mm. This translates into a 95% confidence upper limit of.150mm. on the size oftwo compact dimensions and a95%confidence thatthe largest compact dimension of any number is less than .2 mm. (Hoyle 2000, Adelberger 2002). Even stronger constraints have been imposed from neutrino flux measurements of the ”