The Graviton Field as the Source of Mass and Gravitational Force in the Modernized Le Sage’s Model
Physical Science International Journal · pp. 1–18 · Published 7 Nov 2015
10.9734/PSIJ/2015/22197Abstract
The formula for the gravitational force inside a spherical body is derived, as well as for the Newtonian force of attraction between bodies from the standpoint of the gravitons’ model. The parameters of the graviton field are estimated, including its energy density, energy flux and the cross section of interaction with matter. The equation is derived, from which it follows that the body mass is proportional to the power of radiation energy of the body from those of gravitons that interacted with the matter and gave their momentum to the body. The conclusion is made based on the theory of infinite nesting of matter that gravitons are generated at all matter levels by the densest objects such as nucleons and neutron stars.
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