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g
(redirected from gravitational constant)

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G
Fifth letter of a Nasdaq stock symbol specifying that the issue is the first convertible bond of the company.

g
Used immediately following the stock name in stock transaction tables of newspapers to indicate that dividends and earnings are in Canadian currency but that the stock price is in U.S. dollars: Dome g .12.


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i) The initial spectrum of UCN entering the system is a Maxwell spectrum cut from above by the critical energy for LTF at [approximately equal to]150 K (= 120 cm in units of E/mg with the neutron mass m and gravitational constant g [11]).
I guess the next thing is for the politicians to pass a law requiring more BTU's per gallon of gasoline or a decrease in the gravitational constant.
These fundamental constants of nature include alpha, the gravitational constant, and the speed of light in a vacuum.
 
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