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Neutron size from high energy scattering data
Michael J. Longo
Alvarado, Aranda, and Bonilla propose a sub-GeV U(1)R gauge boson model to explain the proton charge radius discrepancy. Their model assumes opposite sign U(1)R charge assignments…
Testing cosmic homogeneity and isotropy using galaxy correlations
Michael J. Longo
Despite its fundamental importance in cosmology, there have been very few straight-forward tests of the cosmological principle. Such tests are especially timely because of the hemi…
Testing Cosmic Homogeneity Using Galaxy Clusters
Michael J. Longo
According to the cosmological principle, galaxy cluster sizes and cluster densities, when averaged over sufficiently large volumes of space, are expected to be constant everywhere,…
More on the Evidence for a Bubble Universe with a Mass ~10^21 M_{\odot}
Michael J. Longo
This is a very informal report that gives further details on the evidence for a bubble universe based on an anomaly in the angular distribution of quasar magnitudes that was presen…
An Anomaly in the Angular Distribution of Quasar Magnitudes: Evidence for a Bubble Universe with a Mass ~10^21 M\odot
Michael J. Longo
Quasars provide our farthest-reaching view of the Universe. The Sloan Survey now contains over 100,000 quasar candidates. A careful look at the angular distribution of quasar magni…
Time Variation of GeV Gammas from the Galactic Center with a Period ~4 yr
Michael J. Longo
An analysis of data from the Fermi LAT on long time scales shows strong evidence that the flux of GeV gammas from Sgr A* has a significant component that varies with a period \gtrs…