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Galilean test for the fifth force

Niebauer, T. M.; McHugh, M. P.; Faller, J. E.

We have carried out a direct free-fall experiment to measure the differential acceleration between two different materials (copper and uranium) falling in the Earth's gravitational field. The differential acceleration was measured to be less than 5 parts in 1010 of the normal gravitational acceleration. This null result puts new limits on the strength and range of the proposed fifth force.

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August 10, 1987
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10.1103/physrevlett.59.609

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