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astro-ph2003

Dark Matter at the Center and in the Halo of the Galaxy

Neven Bilic, Gary B. Tupper, Raoul D. Viollier

All presently known stellar-dynamical constraints on the size and mass of the supermassive compact dark object at the Galactic center are consistent with a ball of self-gravitating…

astro-ph20036 cited

Inhomogeneous Chaplygin Gas Cosmology

Neven Bilic, Robert J. Lindebaum, Gary B. Tupper +1

The hypothesis that dark matter and dark energy are unified through the Chaplygin gas is reexamined. Using a generalization of the spherical model which incorporates effects of the…

astro-ph2003

Supermassive fermion balls and constraints from stellar dynamics near Sgr A*

Neven Bilic, Gary B Tupper, Raoul D Viollier

All presently known stellar-dynamical constraints on the size and mass of the supermassive compact dark object at the Galactic center are consistent with a ball of self-gravitating…

astro-ph2002

Comparison of the Black Hole and Fermion Ball Scenarios of the Galactic Center

Neven Bilic, Faustin Munyaneza, Gary B. Tupper +1

After discussion of the properties of degenerate fermion balls, we analyze the orbit of the star S0-1, which has a projected distance of ~5 light-days to Sgr A*, in the supermassiv…

astro-ph200220 cited

Dark Matter, Dark Energy and the Chaplygin Gas

Neven Bilic, Gary B. Tupper, Raoul D. Viollier

We formulate a Zel'dovich-like approximation for the Chaplygin gas equation of state P = -A/rho, and sketch how this model unifies dark matter with dark energy in a geometric setti…

astro-ph2001

Does Dark Matter at the Center and in the Halo of the Galaxy Consist of the Same Particles?

Neven Bilic, Faustin Munyaneza, Gary B. Tupper +1

After a discussion of the properties od degenerate fermion balls, we analize the orbits of the star S0-1, which has the smallest projected distance to Sgr A*, in the supermassive b…