Newtonian Gravity Reformulated
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With reference to MOND we propose a reformulation of Newton’s theory of gravity in the sense of the static electrodynamics introducing a “material” quantity in analogy to the dielectric “constant”. We propose that this quantity is induced by vacuum polarizations generated by the gravitational field itself. Herewith the flat rotation curves of the spiral galaxies can be explained as well as the observed high velocities near the center of the galaxy should be reconsidered.
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Flat rotation curves MOND Tully-Fisher law Vacuum-polarisationReferences
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