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One-loop quantum electrodynamic correction to the gravitational potentials on de Sitter spacetime

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arxiv 1508.01564 v3 pith:WKKMTYP7 submitted 2015-08-06 gr-qc astro-ph.COhep-th

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We compute the one-loop photon contribution to the graviton self-energy on a de Sitter background and use it to solve the linearized Einstein equation for a point mass. Our results show that a comoving observer sees a logarithmic spatial running Newton's constant. Equivalently, a static observer reports a secular suppression of the Newtonian potential.

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