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Constraints on fifth forces through perihelion precession of planets

Bing Sun
(
- Beijing Normal U.
)
,
Zhoujian Cao
(
- Beijing Normal U.
)
,
Lijing Shao
(
- Peking U., Beijing, KIAA
)

Oct 12, 2019

7 pages

Published in:

Phys.Rev.D 100 (2019) 8, 084030

Published: Oct 16, 2019

e-Print:

1910.05666 [gr-qc]

DOI:

10.1103/PhysRevD.100.084030

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Abstract: (APS)

The equivalence principle is important in fundamental physics. The fifth force, as a formalism describing the equivalence principle, may indicate the property of an unknown theory. Dark matter is one of the most mysterious objects currently in the natural sciences. It is interesting to constrain the fifth force of dark matter. We propose a new method to use the perihelion precession of planets to constrain the long-range fifth force of dark matter. Due to the high accuracy of perihelion precession observation and the large difference of matter composition between the Sun and planets, we get one of the strongest constraints on the fifth force of dark matter. In the near future, the BepiColombo mission will be capable of improving the test by another factor of 10.

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7 pages, 2 figures

General relativity, alternative theories of gravity
fifth force
dark matter
precession
orbit
equivalence principle
long-range
general relativity
gravitation: model
galaxy

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