Equation 7 · Part 1 · The Corner of the Equivalence Principle No Experiment Has Touched
Symbol hateta
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hateta is part of the quantity the equation computes from the expression on the right.
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…between their average values [ 1 ] . Model that operator, call it , as = m(1 + /m) , where is the system’s internal Hamiltonian, and let the gravitational mass be = for some violation operator acting on the internal, and for two-body tests the joint, Hilbert space. Expand that operator and, the paper argues, exactly five structurally distinct pieces fall out: . is an ordinary number, the same for every state —…
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