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gr-qc2014★ 11 cited

Viability of nonminimally coupled f (R) gravity

Orfeu Bertolami, Jorge Páramos

In this work we explore the viability of nonminimally coupled matter- curvature gravity theories, namely the conditions required for the absence of tachyon instabilities and ghost…

gr-qc2014★ 9 cited

Modelling the nongravitational acceleration during Cassini's gravitation experiments

O. Bertolami, F. Francisco, P. J. S. Gil +1

In this paper we present a computation of the thermally generated acceleration of the Cassini probe during its solar conjunction experiment, obtained from a model of the spacecraft…

gr-qc2013★ 5 cited

Homogeneous spherically symmetric bodies with a nonminimal coupling between curvature and matter: the choice of the Lagrangian density for matter

Orfeu Bertolami, Jorge Páramos

In this work we study how a nonminimal coupling between matter and gravity can modify the structure of a homogeneous spherical body. The physical relevance of the adopted Lagrangia…

gr-qc2011

Testing a non-minimal coupling between matter and curvature

J. Páramos

One of the most interesting and current phenomenological extensions of General Relativity is the so-called class of theories; a natural generalization of this includes an e…

gr-qc2011★ 1 cited

Mimicking the cosmological constant: constant curvature spherical solutions in a non-minimally coupled model

J. Páramos, O. Bertolami

The purpose of this study is to describe a perfect fluid matter distribution that leads to a constant curvature region, thanks to the effect of a non-minimal coupling. This distrib…

gr-qc2011★ 43 cited

OSS (Outer Solar System): A fundamental and planetary physics mission to Neptune, Triton and the Kuiper Belt

Bruno Christophe, Linda J. Spilker, John D. Anderson +46

The present OSS mission continues a long and bright tradition by associating the communities of fundamental physics and planetary sciences in a single mission with ambitious goals…