A Beautiful MOND ? G B Tupper U C T Beyond 2010.

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A Beautiful MOND ? G B Tupper U C T Beyond 2010

“Missing mass problem” Zwicky (1933) 1970’s: Galactic Rotation Curves + Standard Model of Particle Physics Beyond SMPP : Dark Matter or Modified Newtonian Dynamics (MOND) ?

MOND Milgrom (1983)[1] Modify inertia, minimum acceleration

MOND Bekenstein & Milgrom (1984)[2] Keep Modify Poisson equation

MOND

Relativistic MOND? Bekenstein (2004)[3] : TeVeS Bimetric theory Matter frame Tensor Einstein-Hilbert Constrained Vector Scalar Zlosnik et al (2006): constraint

Relativistic MOND? Zlosnik et al (2006)[4]: Nonlinear Aether MOND One metric Timelike vector Action

Relativistic MOND? Milgrom Bimetric (2009)[5]

MOND Bekenstein & Milgrom (1984)[2] “like nonlinear electrodynamics and QCD.”

QCD Pagels & Tomboulis (1978)[6]: quantum field theory, renormalization breaks conformal invariance ; effective action Asymptotic freedom small g Infrared slavery, confinement

QCD Linear potential QED QCD flux tube

QCD Interpolate Large field weak coupling small field strong coupling IR

Compare QCD Gravity Gluons self interact Renormalizable Asymptotically free Local gauge invariance Broken scale invariance, effective action Gravitons self interact Nonrenormalizable, effeftive field theory [7] Asymptotically safe [8] General coordinate invariance ?? “Dielectric Infrared Modified Nonlinear Dynamics”

DIMOND Require Pure gravity Reduce to General Relativity for ‘strong fields’ Natural MONDian limit for weak fields not as Ricci Note GR has General Coordinate Invariance and Local Lorentz Invariance

DIMOND Fermions (matter) require tetrad field GR has hidden LLI Christoffel connection torsionless Weitzenbock connection nonzero torsion zero curvature Weitzenbock spacetime: absolute parallelism

Torsion Gravity[9] Contorsion tensor Denote Up to a “surface term” “Teleparallel equivalent of GR”

DIMOND Is GCI scalar but Hypothesis: (infrared ) effects in quantum gravity break LLI (like conformal invariance in QCD) but preserve GCI (like gauge invariance in QCD)

DIMOND Propose effective action: GR limit automatic Newtonian MOND limit automatic

“Conclusions” Is DIMOND ‘beautiful’ ? Can one derive breaking of LLI and so effective action? What about cosmology – especially ‘dark energy’ ? [10]

References [1]M Milgrom, Astrophys J 270(1983)365,371,384. [2]J Bekenstein and M Milgrom, Astrophys J 286(1984)7. [3]J D Bekenstein, Phys Rev D70(2004)083509. [4]T G Zlosnik, P G Ferreira and G D Starkman, Phys Rev D75(2007)044017. [5]M Milgrom, Phys Rev D80(2009)123536. [6]H Pagels and E Tomboulis, Nucl Phys 143(1978)485. [7] J F Donoghue. Phys Rev D50(1994)3874. [8] M Reuter, Phys Rev D57(1998)971. [9]H I Arcos and J G Pereira, Int J Mod Phys D13(2004)2193. [10]G R Bengochea and R Ferraro, Phys Rev D79(2009)124019.