On the invalidity of "negative mass" description of the dark sector

Abstract

It is shown that the concept of "negative mass" introduced by Farnes (2018) to describe the dark sector within a unifying theory with the negative cosmological constant contradicts both the essence of the General Relativity and the available observational data. A viable model with modified weak-field General Relativity is mentioned.

arXiv comment"Mod. Phys. Lett. A, in press"

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• On Negative Mass Cosmology in General Relativity