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An Orbital Interpretation of Decreasing Galaxy Velocity Distance Relations in Systems Dominated by Giant Elliptical Galaxies
The persistence of approximately flat rotation curves observed in many galaxies, is commonly interpreted as evidence for extended dark matter halos or as an indication of modified gravitational laws at low accelerations. In this work, we investigate an alternative orbital framework for the large sca
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