A weak-field expansion is developed for a new theory of gravity, based on a Hermitian nonsymmetric g mu nu . Plane wave solutions exist for both the symmetric and skew parts of g mu nu . The symmetric part of g mu nu is associated with the spin-2 graviton, while the skew part is related to a massless spin-0 boson called the 'skewon'. In the linear approximation the Eotvos experiments is not violated. The one-boson exchange graph is calculated. Only quadrupole and higher poles contribute to gravitational radiation.
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