The Weak Lensing Mass of Cosmic Web Filaments and Modified Gravity (MOG)
arXiv:1705.03106
Abstract
The weak lensing of cosmic web filaments is investigated in modified gravity (MOG) and it is demonstrated that the detected galaxies and baryonic gas of order in filaments can with the enhanced value of the strength of gravity agree with the lensing data for filaments without dark matter.
arXiv comment5 pages, no figures
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