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Gravitons are predicted by quantum gravity theories, not by general relativity
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A '''graviton''' is a hypothetical particle to mediate the equivalent of a force of gravity as required by the [[Theory of General Relativity]].
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In [[Quantum gravity|quantum gravity]], the '''graviton''' is a hypothetical particle which mediates the [[Gravitation|gravitational interaction]]. If it exists, the graviton is expected to be a massless, weakly interacting, spin-2 gauge boson.<ref>Feynman, Morinigo, Wagner & Hatfield. <i>Feynman lectures on gravitation.</i> (1995).</ref>
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== References ==
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