A Generic Test of Modified Gravity Models which Emulate Dark Matter

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A Generic Test of Modified Gravity Models which Emulate Dark Matter

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ds =-B(r)dt A(r)dr r dO. Without Dark Matter, e=2GM/(c r) B = 1-e and A = 1 ... Matter couples to g ? of GR with D.M. Big time lag for gravitons vs ?'s & ?'s ... –

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Title: A Generic Test of Modified Gravity Models which Emulate Dark Matter


1
A Generic Test of Modified Gravity Models which
Emulate Dark Matter
  • arXiv0705.0153 astro-ph
  • with Emre Kahya

2
Dark Matter vs Modified Gravity
  • Gµ? 8pG?µ? works for solar system
  • But not for galaxies
  • Theory v²GM/r
  • Obs v²va0GM
  • Could be missing M
  • Or modified gravity

3
ds²-B(r)dct²A(r)dr²r²dO²
  • A'/(r A) (A - 1)/r² (A/B) 8pG?/c²
  • B'/(r B) - (A - 1)/r² 0
  • Spherical Mass M
  • e 2GM/(c²r)
  • B 1 - e and A 1/(1 - e) 1 e
  • e .0000006 at rs 8 kpc
  • With Isothermal Halo for r gt rs
  • e 2va0GM/c²
  • B 1 e e ln(r/rs) and A 1 e e
  • e .0000006

4
No-Go Thm for metric modelsWith Soussa,
astro-ph/0307358
  • ?µ? 8pG Tµ? GM for gµ? ?µ? hµ?
  • hµ? v² va0GM some ?µ? s h²
  • If all ?µ? h² unstable!
  • Distinguished subsets
  • Divergence (0 to all orders)
  • Trace conf. invariant for ?µ? h¹
  • Extra force in conf. factor no lensing!


5
Five Assumptions
  • Gravity carried by hµ? with source Tµ?
  • General coordinate invariance
  • Extra force in ultra-weak field regime
  • Stability (forbids all ?µ? h²)
  • Light couples conformally
  • Known models violate (1) (5)
  • Violating (4) may also work

6
Known Models
  • TeVeS
  • Bekenstein (astro-ph/0403694)
  • OK Cosmology (astro-ph/0505519, 0606216, 0608602,
    0611255)
  • SVTG
  • Moffat (gr-qc/0506021)
  • astro-ph/0506370
  • Fields gµ?, Aµ f
  • Extra force from f
  • Matter couples to
  • gµ? Exp(-2f) gµ?
  • 2 sinh(2f)Aµ A?
  • R term for solar system
  • Gravitons couple to gµ?
  • gµ? from GR with D.M.
  • gµ? from GR w/o D.M.

7
Dark Matter Emulatorsds²-B(r)dt²A(r)dr²r²dO
  • Without Dark Matter, e2GM/(c²r)
  • B 1-e and A 1/(1-e) 1e
  • e .0000006 for rs 8 kpc
  • Weak gravity waves see this geometry
  • With Isothermal Halo, e2va0GM/c²
  • B 1-eeln(r/rs) and A 1ee
  • e .0000006
  • Ordinary matter sees this geometry

8
Light-like Pulses from (0,xL)
  • Gravitons follow gµ? to (t,xs)
  • B 1 - e and A 1 e
  • e 2GM/(rc²) .0000006 at rs 8 kpc
  • ?'s and ?'s follow gµ? to (T,xs)
  • B 1 e e ln((r/rs) and A 1 e e
  • e 2va0GM/c² .0000006
  • ?t T t e ?x/c
  • SN 1987a ?t -.144 36.7 day -5.3 day
  • hrs diff. between ?s and ?s irrelevant
  • Advanced LIGO will see to .8 Mpc!

9
Radial Prop v/c B(r)/A(r)
  • Gravitons v/c 1 2e
  • ?s ?s V/c 1 - 2e e ln(r/rs) - e
  • Typically faster than gravitons
  • But depends on r and rs
  • Moore Nelson, hep-ph/0106220
  • (V-v)/c lt 2 x E-15 for galaxy (maybe ok)
  • (V-v)/c lt 2 x E-19 for extra-gal. (not ok)

10
Conclusions
  • Mod. Gravity may explain rot. curves
  • But unstable if pure metric
  • Otherwise new fields and two metrics
  • Gravitons couple to gµ? of GR w/o D.M.
  • Matter couples to gµ? of GR with D.M.
  • Big time lag for gravitons vs ?s ?s
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