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Quantum Invariant in Newtonian Gravitation?

Authors: Carlos Alejandro Chiappini

The article begins by assuming that the energy, formulated in accordance with Newton's equation, is quantized. Quantized energy implies waves. In this case the wavelength is given by the distance between two bodies that gravitate mutually. In this context, consequences appear that are analyzed and formulated. The difference of 39 orders of magnitude between electromagnetic interaction and gravitational interaction is explained as an effect of phase dispersion. A threshold of approximately 4.4 .10^{-21} Kg^2 appears for the product of the masses. According to that, gravitation does not operate when the product is below that threshold.

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