Simulated gravity without true gravity in asymmetric brane-world scenarios
Brandon Carter, Jean-Philippe Uzan, Richard A. Battye, Andrew Mennim
Abstract
This article investigates asymmetric brane-world scenarios in the limit when the bulk gravity is negligible. We show that, even when true self gravity is negligible, local mass concentrations will be subject to a mutual attraction force which simulates the effect of Newtonian gravity in the non-relativistic limit. Cosmological and also post-Newtonian constraints are examined.
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