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Graviton has spin equal 2, how much of transfer motion of CPH changes to keep its spin equal 2?
Answer; since we know in quantum mechanics primary spin defined by;
4πMR/5T=h
Where M is mass, R is radius, T is periodic time and h is Plank constant.
For proton primary spin is 1022 .
For a CPH primary spin we need mass and its radius. however we don't know.
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