Still searching for gravitational effect on proton and antiproton

swati saini
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hi,


well i haven't got anything good on "gravitational behavior of proton and antiproton".

i want it's recent journals and recent experimental work specifically.

if u have any clue.then help me.i need it urgently.
 
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What specifically are you looking for?
 
spicific query

well i want tio know that what is the recent progress in this context.
are there any experiments going on "to evaluate the gravitational force on antiproton".

if u ahve any clue then replay me.
 
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