Speaker
Oleg Zenin
(NRC KI -- IHEP)
Description
In the framework of the quartet-metric gravity [1] the so called ``dark holes'' combining a central black hole and a peripheral scalar graviton dark halo are considered. It is shown that the dark holes can quite naturally explain asymptotically flat rotation curves, otherwise explained by presence of dark matter in galaxies. Possibilities of further modification of basic dark hole solutions are discussed, in order to apply them to modeling of realistic cosmic structures.
[1] Yu.F. Pirogov, ``Multiscalar-Metric Gravity: Cosmological Constant Screening and Emergence of Massive-Graviton Dark Components of the Universe'', Grav. Cosmol. 28, 263 (2022); arXiv:2105.09897 [gr-qc].
Primary authors
Yury Pirogov
(NRC KI -- IHEP)
Oleg Zenin
(NRC KI -- IHEP)
