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Should we necessarily treat masses as localized when analysing tests of quantum gravity?

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Bose-Marletto-Vedral experiment without observable spacetime superpositions cites this paper.

Bose-Marletto-Vedral experiment without observable spacetime superpositions Should we necessarily treat masses as localized when analysing tests of quantum gravity?

Reference 14

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Classical theories of gravity produce entanglement cites this paper.

Classical theories of gravity produce entanglement Should we necessarily treat masses as localized when analysing tests of quantum gravity?

Reference 89

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