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Dark matter, modified gravity and galaxy rotation curves analyses: novel methods
The current ΛCDM cosmological model considers dark matter to be the most abundant type of matter on the universe, encompassing approximately 26.8% of it. As its name suggests, dark matter cannot be directly observed by means of electromagnetic radiation, it only interacts through gravitational field
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