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    "abstract": "This work presents physical consequences of our theory of induced gravity\n(Ref.1) regarding: 1) the requirement to consider shape and materials\nproperties when calculating graviton cross section collision area; 2) use of\nSpecial Relativity; 3) implications regarding the shape of cosmos; 4)\ncomparison to explanations using General Relativity; 5) properties of black\nholes; 6) relationship to the strong force and the theorized Higgs boson; 7)\nthe possible origin of magnetic attraction; 8) new measurements showing\nvariation from gravitational inverse square behavior at length scales of 0.1 mm\nand relationship to the Cosmological constant, and proof of the statistical\ntime properties of the gravitational interaction.",
    "arxiv_id": "physics/0104018",
    "authors": [
      "Gary Christopher Vezzoli"
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      "physics.gen-ph"
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    "title": "Physical Consequences of a Momenta-Transfering Particle Theory of   Induced Gravity and New Measurements Indicating Variation from Inverse Square   Law at Length Scale of .1 mm: Statistical Time Properties of Gravitational   Interaction and Analysis Thereof",
    "url": "https://arxiv.org/abs/physics/0104018"
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