MOND

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MOND (Modified Newtonian Dynamics) is an alternative theory of gravity proposed to explain galaxy rotation curves without invoking dark matter.

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instanceOf alternative theory of gravity ⓘ
modified dynamics theory ⓘ
physical theory ⓘ
abbreviationOf Modified Newtonian Dynamics ⓘ
accelerationThreshold about 1e-10 m/s^2 ⓘ
addressesProblem flat galaxy rotation curves ⓘ
mass discrepancy in galaxies ⓘ
alternativeTo cold dark matter ⓘ
ΛCDM model ⓘ
linked to: Lambda-CDM model
appliesTo dwarf galaxies ⓘ
low surface brightness galaxies ⓘ
spiral galaxies ⓘ
basedOn modification of Newtonian dynamics at low accelerations ⓘ
comparedTo dark matter hypothesis ⓘ
countryOfOrigin Israel ⓘ
criticizedFor difficulty explaining galaxy clusters without dark matter ⓘ
tension with some cosmological observations ⓘ
field astrophysics ⓘ
cosmology ⓘ
gravitational physics ⓘ
fullName Modified Newtonian Dynamics ⓘ
hasKeyParameter a0 ⓘ
hasVariant AQUAL ⓘ
TeVeS ⓘ
relativistic MOND theories ⓘ
influenced development of relativistic modified gravity theories ⓘ
introducesConcept characteristic acceleration scale a0 ⓘ
languageOfOriginalPapers English ⓘ
mainPurpose explain galaxy rotation curves without dark matter ⓘ
predicts asymptotically flat rotation curves of spiral galaxies ⓘ
baryonic Tully–Fisher relation ⓘ
tight mass–discrepancy–acceleration relation ⓘ
proposedBy Mordehai Milgrom ⓘ
publishedIn Astrophysical Journal ⓘ
reducesTo Newtonian dynamics at high accelerations ⓘ
regimeOfModification low-acceleration regime ⓘ
relatedTo dark matter problem ⓘ
mass discrepancy problem ⓘ
requires interpolation function between Newtonian and MOND regimes ⓘ
status controversial ⓘ
minority view in cosmology ⓘ
supportedBy empirical scaling relations in disk galaxies ⓘ
symbolForAccelerationScale a0 ⓘ
testedBy galaxy rotation curve observations ⓘ
gravitational lensing studies ⓘ
yearProposed 1983 ⓘ

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