Quantum Gravity and String Theory

    

Is Gravity Quantum?

Authors: Warren D. Smith

We'll discuss several experiments aimed at proving gravity is a quantum, not classical, field theory. Some of the experiments are more "thought experiments" than practical; others are aimed toward being practically feasible; others have already been done. The net effect of our arguments, I think (even without performing any of the not-yet-done experiments), is to make it clear gravity must be quantized, in the sense gravitational fields are made of "gravitons" obeying Planck's energy-quantization condition E=hf.

Comments: 16 Pages. Rjected by arXiv in March 2021.

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