Circular orbits in modified gravity
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- 2015-07-31
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Keywords
Physics, Circular orbit, Deflection angle, Angular velocity, Circular motion
References
- Spherical Photon Orbits Around a Kerr Black Hole
- Unified cosmic history in modified gravity: From F ( R ) theory to Lorentz non-invariant models
- Disappearing cosmological constant in f(R) gravity
- Constraining f ( R ) gravity as a scalar-tensor theory
- Visual distortions near a neutron star and black hole
- The growth of matter perturbations in f(R) models
- Consistent modified gravity: dark energy, acceleration and the absence of cosmic doomsday
- Extended Theories of Gravity
- Strong and weak gravitational field in R+μ4/R gravity
- Tests of the gravitational inverse-square law below the dark-energy length scale.
- Curvature oscillations in modified gravity and high energy cosmic rays
- Is Cosmic Speed-Up Due to New Gravitational Physics?
- Schwarzschild black hole lensing
- Cosmology of generalized modified gravity models
- Large scale structure of f(R) gravity
- Dynamics of Linear Perturbations in f(R) Gravity
- Curvature Oscillations in Modified Gravity and High Energy Cosmic Rays
- Extended Theories of Gravity
- Visual Distortions Near A Neutron Star And Black Hole
- Consistent modified gravity: dark energy, acceleration and the absence of cosmic doomsday
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