Constraints on non-minimally coupled curved space electrodynamics from astrophysical observations
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Abstract: We study interactions of electro-magnetic fields with the curvature tensor of the form . Such coupling terms though are invariant under general coordinate transformation and CPT, however violate the Einstein equivalence principle. These couplings do not cause any energy dependent dispersion of photons but they exhibit birefringence. We put constraints on the coupling constant using results from solar system radar ranging experiments and millisecond-pulsar observations. We find that the most stringent constraint comes from pulsar observations and is given by obtained from the timing of binary pulsar PSR B1534+12.
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