H-13 - General relativity correctly describes gravity and gravitational radiation even in the strong-field regime of a 2-solar-mass neutron star
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hypothesis
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H-13
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active
question
Does general relativity remain valid in previously untested strong-field gravity regimes?
statement
General relativity remains an accurate description of gravity - with no significant dipolar gravitational radiation or strong-field scalarization phenomena from long-range extra fields - even at the extreme gravitational binding energies of a ~2-Msun neutron star; short-range deviations (extra fields with mass heavier than ~1e-19 eV/c^2) are not excluded by this system.