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It is argued that a sufficiently fast, charged, nongravitating particle would radiate strongly in a classical gravitational field. Subject to some assumptions, the possibility that the muon does not couple to gravitation is ruled out on the basis of existing data.
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E. F. Beall (1968) studied this question.
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