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The (Weak) Gravitational Field of a Dirac Monopole
E. Banyas, J. Franklin
We establish the gravitational detectability of a Dirac monopole using a weak-field limit of general relativity, which can be developed from the Newtonian gravitational potential b…
The Dynamics of the Schrodinger-Newton System with Self-Field Coupling
J. Franklin, Y. Guo, K. Cole Newton +1
We probe the dynamics of a modified form of the Schrodinger-Newton system of gravity coupled to single particle quantum mechanics. At the masses of interest here, the ones associat…
The Schrodinger-Newton System with Self-Field Coupling
J. Franklin, Y. Guo, A. McNutt +1
We study the Schrodinger-Newton system of equations with the addition of gravitational field energy sourcing - such additional nonlinearity is to be expected from a theory of gravi…
Self-Consistent, Self-Coupled Scalar Gravity
Joel Franklin
A scalar theory of gravity extending Newtonian gravity to include field energy as its source is developed. The physical implications of the theory are probed through its sphericall…
Symmetrically reduced Galileon equations and solutions
S. Deser, J. Franklin
The maximally complicated arbitrary-dimensional "maximal" Galileon field equations simplify dramatically for symmetric configurations. Thus, spherical symmetry reduces the equation…
Canonical Analysis and Stability of Lanczos-Lovelock Gravity
S. Deser, J. Franklin
We perform a space-time analysis of the D>4 quadratic curvature Lanczos-Lovelock (LL) model, exhibiting its dependence on intrinsic/extrinsic curvatures, lapse and shifts. As expec…