Detect Negative Mass Matter: Experiments in Solar System

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How could we detect negative mass matter? The only proposal I've ever heard of is that we could detect there's a cutoff frequency in the gravitational waves we receive, due to attenuation of those lower frequency waves by negative matter. Are there more experiments that could be conducted without leaving the solar system?
reference:https://medium.com/the-physics-arxi...e-mass-can-exist-in-our-universe-250a980320a7
 
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Christofer Br said:
How could we detect negative mass matter?

What do you mean by "negative mass matter"? Can you give a specific reference for where you encountered this concept?

Christofer Br said:
The only proposal I've ever heard of is that we could detect there's a cutoff frequency in the gravitational waves we receive, due to attenuation of those higher frequency waves by negative matter.

Please give a specific reference.
 
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Christofer Br said:
Thanks for editing in a reference like @PeterDonis requested -- it looks like this may be the source paper that is used in that popularization article:

https://arxiv.org/abs/1407.1457

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