Measurability of the non-minimal coupling
A. Flachi, D. J. Toms

TL;DR
This paper discusses the challenges in measuring the non-minimal coupling in gravity theories, concluding that for typical values, its effects are minimal and hard to detect.
Contribution
It provides an analysis of the measurability of non-minimal scalar couplings within the effective field theory of gravity, highlighting their small impact.
Findings
Non-minimal coupling introduces small corrections
Measurability of the coupling is limited for reasonable values
No strong motivation to exclude non-minimal coupling
Abstract
The "measurability" of the non-minimal coupling is discussed in the context of the effective field theory of gravity. Although there is no obvious motive for excluding a non-minimal scalar coupling from the theory, we conclude that for reasonable values of the coupling constant it makes only a very small correction.
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