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Preprint . 2026
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Геометрическая теория гравитации: Уравнения поля, выведенные из масштабной симметрии 175 галактик SPARC

Authors: Kryukova, Svetlana;

Геометрическая теория гравитации: Уравнения поля, выведенные из масштабной симметрии 175 галактик SPARC

Abstract

10.5281/zenodo.18614149 Из анализа 175 галактик каталога SPARC установлен эмпирический закон ℓ ∝ρ−0.501±0.011eff (R2 = 0.973, p < 10−50), из которого выведена масштабная симметрия(r, ρ, M ) → (λr, λ−2ρ, λM ).Из требования инвариантности относительно данной симметрии получена системауравнений гравитационного поля:Rμν − 1 2 gμν R = 8πGeff(ρ)c4 Tμν + 1Geff(ρ) (∇μ∇ν Geff − gμν □Geff)Geff(ρ) = G0"1 + ρρ∗1/2#−2, ρ∗ = 4.06 × 10−20 кг/м3При ρ ≪ ρ∗ уравнения восстанавливают общую теорию относительности. Теорияне содержит свободных параметров и не требует введения тёмной материи.

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модифицированная гравитация, уравнения поля, масштабная инвариантность, скейлинговый закон, кривые вращения галактик, каталог SPARC, эффективная гравитационная постоянная, плотностно-зависимая гравитация, тёмная материя, космологические параметры, критическая плотность, принцип эквивалентности, внегалактическая астрономия, эмпирические законы, геометрическая теория, гравитационная постоянная, числовые совпадения, 175 галактик, проверяемые предсказания, лабораторные тесты гравитации

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