Curvature, Galactic Dynamics and Cosmic Repulsion
Philip D. Mannheim
Abstract
We show that a cosmological negative spatial curvature can account for both a recently identified phenomenological imprint of the global Hubble flow on galactic rotation curves and for the recently detected cosmic repulsion and cosmic acceleration. Even though such a negative curvature (a curvature which a galactic rest frame observer recognizes as a universal linear potential which gives rise to a universal acceleration) is only achievable in standard gravity by extreme fine tuning, nonetheless, it is naturally realizable in conformal gravity, a currently viable, fully covariant, candidate alternate gravitational theory.
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