Constraining velocity-dependent Lorentz and CPT violations using lunar laser ranging

Constraining velocity-dependent Lorentz and CPT violations using lunar laser ranging
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10.1103/physrevd.103.064055
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2020-11
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arXiv: General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology
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A. Bourgoin;S. Bouquillon;A. Hees;C. L. Poncin-Lafitte;Quentin G. Bailey;J. J. Howard-J.;M. Angonin;G. Francou;J. Chabé;Clément Courde;J.-M. Torre
A. Bourgoin;S. Bouquillon;A. Hees;C. L. Poncin-Lafitte;Quentin G. Bailey;J. J. Howard-J.;M. Angonin;G. Francou;J. Chabé;Clément Courde;J.-M. Torre
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A. Bourgoin;S. Bouquillon;A. Hees;C. L. Poncin-Lafitte;Quentin G. Bailey;J. J. Howard-J.;M. Angonin;G. Francou;J. Chabé;Clément Courde;J.-M. Torre

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