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Paper Citation Record · LEDGER
Does the Cosmological Constant really indicate the existence of a Dark Dimension?
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Diffeomorphism invariance of the effective gravitational action cites this paper.
Diffeomorphism invariance of the effective gravitational action Does the Cosmological Constant really indicate the existence of a Dark Dimension?
Reference 7
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Gravity and the Higgs boson mass cites this paper.
Gravity and the Higgs boson mass Does the Cosmological Constant really indicate the existence of a Dark Dimension?
Reference 51
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Hard cutoff and gauge theories cites this paper.
Hard cutoff and gauge theories Does the Cosmological Constant really indicate the existence of a Dark Dimension?
Reference 40
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