Factorization in Graviton Scattering and the "Natural" Value of the g-factor
Barry R. Holstein

TL;DR
This paper reviews the factorization property of graviton scattering amplitudes, emphasizing that it holds only when the gyromagnetic ratio g_S is set to the natural value of 2, regardless of particle spin.
Contribution
It demonstrates that graviton scattering factorization is valid exclusively at the natural g-factor value of 2 across all spins.
Findings
Factorization holds only at g_S=2
Validity of factorization is independent of particle spin
Supports the natural g-factor value as fundamental in graviton interactions
Abstract
The factorization property of graviton scattering amplitudes is reviewed and show to be valid only if the "natural" value of the gyromagnetic ratio is employed -- independent of spin.
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