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Rotation Curves and Gravitational Lensing in Four Isolated Galaxies: A Comparison Between MOND and the κ-Model
Galaxy rotation curves alone do not provide a decisive test between dark matter and phenomenological alternatives. We examine four isolated SPARC galaxies for which resolved rotation curves and weak-lensing constraints provide a useful test of the κ-model. In this phenomenological construction, a ga
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