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arxiv 1001.0965 v8 pith:B4AHX7JG submitted 2010-01-06 math-ph math.MP

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Mass as broken conformal symmetry: the graviton makes better sense as a Goldstone boson associated to the dilaton, than vice versa. The discussion of the Yamabe problem for the interior Schwarzschild solution [\S 4.2.4] has been sharpened in this revision.

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