The information on halo properties contained in spectroscopic observations of late-type galaxies
(2022)
Fifth forces and frame invariance
arXiv:2210.06396 [gr-qc] (to appear in Phys Rev. D)
Abstract:
I discuss how one can apply the covariant formalism developed by Vilkovisky and DeWitt to obtain frame invariant fifth force calculations for scalar-tensor theories. Fifth forces are severely constrained by astrophysical measurements. It was shown previously that for scale-invariant Higgs-dilaton gravity, in a particular choice of Jordan frame, the dilaton fifth force is dramatically suppressed, evading the observational constraints. Using a geometric approach I extend this result to all frames, and show that the usual dichotomy of "Jordan frame" versus "Einstein frame" is better understood as a continuum of frames: submanifold slices of a more general field space.
Galaxy Zoo: Clump Scout - Design and first application of a two-dimensional aggregation tool for citizen science
MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 517:4 (2022) 5882-5911
Star formation history and transition epoch of cluster galaxies based on the Horizon-AGN simulation
(2022)
A Challenge to the Standard Cosmological Model
The Astrophysical Journal Letters American Astronomical Society 937:2 (2022) L31-L31