Newton's gravitation-force's classical average proof of a Verlinde's conjecture

Abstract

A surprising, gravity related Verlinde-conjecture, that generated immense interest, asserts that gravity is an emergent entropic force. We provided a classical proof of the assertion in [doi.org/j.physa.2018.03.019]. Here, we classically prove a related, second Verlinde-conjecture. This states that, at very large distances ($r_0$), gravity departs from its classical nature and begins to decay linearly with $r_0$.

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