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Peter Gerwinski – Physik
The combination of “normal” gravity (General Relativity) and density-dependent Weyl gravity is suited to explain the phenomenon of Dark Matter, including galaxy clusters.
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Talk (in German, subtitles available)
Was ist dunkle Materie?
16 May 2024, 15:30 UTC
Recording of the talk (59:51 min)
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Table of contents
Formation of the Bullet Cluster: GIF (1.5 MiB)
P. Gerwinski:
Weyl gravity and galaxy clusters
https://www.peter.gerwinski.de/phys/wg-clusters.pdf,
7 pages, 8 figures (2025)
We apply a density-dependent variant of Weyl gravity, combined with Einstein-Hilbert gravity, to galaxy clusters. After fitting two global parameters, the gravity profiles calculated from the known baryonic matter in Abell 1689, Abell 1835, and Abell 2029 are compatible with the surface mass density profiles obtained from gravitational lensing and largely compatible with the acceleration profiles obtained from the hydrostatic equilibrium of the intergalactic gas, thus explaining the differences between the results of both methods. The shape of the two-dimensional κ map in 1E 0657−558 (Bullet Cluster) is reproduced qualitatively.
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