Physics, asked by rahulmittal3846, 11 months ago

Could, quantum mechanically, the Einstein field equations describe a single graviton?

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Answered by Anonymous

✔✔hey mate here is your answer ✔✔

✔✔There are various researches showing that the Maxwell equations quantum mechanically describe a single photon. .✔✔

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