To investigate how gravitational time dilation can explain flat rotation curves and the Tully-Fisher relation without relying on dark matter.
Analysis of gravitational time dilation effects on galaxy rotation curves
Application of the Tully-Fisher relation
Testing against specific galaxies: NGC 1277 and AGC 114905
Flat rotation curves can be explained through gravitational time dilation
The Tully-Fisher relationship holds without dark matter
The central black hole is represented as an invisible spiral structure
Abstract
Gravitational time dilation explains flat rotation curves and Tully-Fisher without dark matter. The central black hole is an invisible spiral. Tested against NGC 1277 and AGC 114905.
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Ignacio Fernando Milia (Mon,) studied this question.