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• TITLE: An Equivalence for Both Coulombian and Gravitational Interactions

  AUTHORS: Carmine D’Errico

  KEYWORDS: Gravitational Field, Electric Field, GUT, Classic Theory of Gravitation, Proton Radius, Neutron Radius, Avogadro Constant, Electron Mass, Neutrino Mass, Newtonian Constant of Gravitation, Language Constant

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of High Energy Physics, Gravitation and Cosmology, Vol.5 No.4, September 18, 2019

  ABSTRACT: The main purpose of this article is to demonstrate that electromagnetic and gravitational phenomenology are two different expressions of the same interaction that we can call “universal interaction”. In order to reach the aim, it is therefore necessary to imagine the matter in a slightly different way, as well as equivalent, to what has been done until today by the literature everywhere accepted. Even if differently imagined, this proposed structure of matter cannot and must not escape from reflecting the measurements and phenomenologies widely experimented in laboratories all over the world. In the proposed model the proton radius; the electron mass; the Avogadro constant; the existence and the mass of neutron and the existence of neutrino are theoretically derived. The main consequence is therefore a more general rewriting of Newton’s law of universal gravitation. A definitive value for the universal gravitational constant is proposed.