New experimental limits on non-Newtonian forces in the micrometer-range
arXiv:1108.2547 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.107.171101
Abstract
We report measurements of the short-range forces between two macroscopic gold-coated plates using a torsion pendulum. The force is measured for separations between 0.7 m and 7 m, and is well described by a combination of the Casimir force, including the finite-temperature correction, and an electrostatic force due to patch potentials on the plate surfaces. We use our data to place constraints on the Yukawa-type "new" forces predicted by theories with extra dimensions. We establish a new best bound for force ranges 0.4 m to 4 m, and, for forces mediated by gauge bosons propagating in dimensions and coupling to the baryon number, extract a -dimensional Planck scale lower limit of TeV.
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