Current tests of alternative gravity theories: the Modified Newtonian Dynamics case
arXiv:gr-qc/0611025
Abstract
We address the possibility of taking advantage of high accuracy gravitational space experiments in the Solar System and complementary cosmological tests to distinguish between the usual general relativistic theory from the alternative modified Newtonian dynamics paradigm.
arXiv comment12 pages. Talk presented by one of us (O.B.) at the Fundamental Physics in Space section of the Comittee on Space Research, 36th. COSPAR Scientific Assembly, Beijing, China, 16-23 July, 2006 (version with corrected reference list)
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