Modified Gravity and Large Scale Flows, a Review
arXiv:1701.00173 · doi:10.1007/s10509-017-3005-3
Abstract
Large scale flows have been a challenging feature of cosmography ever since galaxy scaling relations came on the scene 40 years ago. The next generation of surveys will offer a serious test of the standard cosmology.
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