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Journal of High Energy Physics, Gravitation and Cosmology 2017

Calculation of the Gravitational Constant G Using Electromagnetic Parameters

DOI: 10.4236/jhepgc.2017.31012, PP. 87-95

Jesús Sánchez

Keywords: Quantum Gravity, Concept of Space, Gravitational Constant, Emergent Gravity, Size of a Photon

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In this paper, we will derive the following formula for the value of the gravitational constant G: $\"\"$ (1). This equation has only 0.81% error compared to the common accepted value $\"\"$ [1]. The parameters in the equation are the following: $\"\"$ the fine structure constant, q the elementary charge, $\"\"$ the mass of the electron, $\"\"$ the permittivity of the free space, e the exponential function and $\"\"$ the relation between a circumference and its diameter. Values attached: $\"\"$ [2], $\"\"</p$

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