Modifying gravity: you cannot always get what you want
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- The acceleration scale, modified Newtonian dynamics and sterile neutrinos
- Modifications of gravity
- Motion in alternative theories of gravity
- DARK MATTER AND DARK ENERGY AS EFFECTS OF MODIFIED GRAVITY
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- HALOS OF MODIFIED GRAVITY
- On the interpretive role of theories of gravity and `ugly' solutions to the total evidence for dark matter
- Astrophysical constraints on modifying gravity at large distances
- The real problem with MOND
- Weakening gravity for dark matter in a type-II minimally modified gravity
- Modified gravity or imperfect dark matter: a model-independent discrimination
- Towards degeneracy problem breaking by large scale structures methods
- How Zwicky already ruled out modified gravity theories without dark matter
- Testing modified dark matter with galaxy clusters: does dark matter know about the cosmological constant?
- Do we really need cold dark matter?
- Feyerabend's rule and dark matter
- The geometrization of Maxwell's equations and the emergence of gravity and antimatter
- Critical analysis of replacing dark matter and dark energy with a model of stochastic spacetime
- Dark matter = modified gravity? Scrutinising the spacetime-matter distinction through the modified gravity/dark matter lens
- Modified gravitational collapse, or the wonders of the MOND
- Modification of gravity and dark matter
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