Ultracold neutrons, quantum effects of gravity and the Weak Equivalence Principle
O. Bertolami, F. M. Nunes
Abstract
We consider an extension of the recent experiment with ultracold neutrons and the quantization of its vertical motion in order to test the Weak Equivalence Principle. We show that an improvement on the energy resolution of the experiment may allow to establish a modest limit to the Weak Equivalence Principle and on the gravitational screening constant. We also discuss the influence of a possible new interaction of Nature.
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