A possible solution to the Dark Matter, Dark Energy, and Pioneer Anomaly problems via a VSL approach
Roee Amit

TL;DR
This paper explores a variable speed of light (VSL) approach to address dark matter, dark energy, and Pioneer Anomaly problems, deriving equations that produce known and novel gravitational effects, suggesting a new, falsifiable physics paradigm.
Contribution
It introduces a VSL-based framework that derives modified equations of motion, explaining phenomena like MOND, dark energy, and Pioneer Anomaly within a unified approach.
Findings
Derives equations that reproduce MOND force law
Predicts a dark-energy-like repulsive force
Explains Pioneer Anomaly with new equations
Abstract
I apply the equations of motion derived in the accompanying manuscript for the classical approximation of the vsl-path integral to the Newtonian gravitational field in simple geometries. The vsl classical-action, a complex quantity in this case, yields modified Euler-Lagrange equations. This, in turn, leads to the emergence of two equations of motions that must be satisfied concomitantly in order to minimize the complex action. The solutions obtained to the doublet equation of motion include the MOND force law, a dark-energy-like omni-present repulsive gravitational force, a pioneer-like anomaly at the solar system level, and additional predictions, which can be verified with either careful observations or via additional probes to the outer solar system. The exercise carried out in this paper exemplifies the explanatory potential of the vsl-approach, pointing to a potentially new…
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Taxonomy
TopicsCosmology and Gravitation Theories · Computational Physics and Python Applications · Gamma-ray bursts and supernovae
