Mordehai Milgrom
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Mordehai Milgrom's Degrees
- PhD Physics Weizmann Institute of Science
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(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, Mordehai "Moti" Milgrom is an Israeli physicist and professor in the department of Particle Physics and Astrophysics at the Weizmann Institute in Rehovot, Israel. Biography He received his B.Sc. degree from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem in 1966. Later he studied at the Weizmann Institute of Science and completed his doctorate in 1972. Before 1980 he worked primarily on high-energy astrophysics and became well-known for his kinematical model of the star system SS 433. In the academic years 1980–1981 and 1985–1986 he was at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton. In 1983, he proposed modified Newtonian dynamics as an alternative to the dark matter and galaxy rotation curve problems, although preliminary work and discussions on this subject started as early as 1981.
Mordehai Milgrom's Published Works
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Published Works
- A modification of the newtonian dynamics as a possible alternative to the hidden mass hypothesis (1983) (2527)
- A Modification of the Newtonian dynamics: Implications for galaxies (1983) (820)
- Does the missing mass problem signal the breakdown of Newtonian gravity (1984) (673)
- Bimetric MOND gravity (2009) (160)
- Quasi-linear formulation of MOND (2009) (149)
- Possible Association of Ultra-High-Energy Cosmic-Ray Events with Strong Gamma-Ray Bursts (1995) (140)
- Dynamics with a Nonstandard Inertia-Acceleration Relation: An Alternative to Dark Matter in Galactic Systems (1993) (130)
- MOND—theoretical aspects (2002) (115)
- Solutions for the modified Newtonian dynamics field equation (1986) (113)
- THE MODIFIED DYNAMICS AS A VACUUM EFFECT (1998) (105)
- MOND theory (2014) (103)
- THE FAILURES OF THE STANDARD MODEL OF COSMOLOGY REQUIRE A NEW PARADIGM (2012) (98)
- Exact solutions and approximations of MOND fields of disc galaxies (1995) (90)
- Isothermal spheres in the modified dynamics (1984) (87)
- The MOND paradigm (2008) (81)
- MOND laws of galactic dynamics (2012) (78)
- THE MOND LIMIT FROM SPACETIME SCALE INVARIANCE (2008) (73)
- Rings and Shells of “Dark Matter” as MOND Artifacts (2007) (72)
- Stability of Disk Galaxies in the Modified Dynamics (1998) (69)
- MOND and the Seven Dwarfs (1995) (68)
- ANDROMEDA DWARFS IN LIGHT OF MOND. II. TESTING PRIOR PREDICTIONS (2013) (66)
- MOND effects in the inner Solar system (2009) (64)
- MOND--a pedagogical review (2001) (64)
- On stability of galactic disks in the modified dynamics and the distribution of their mean surface brightnesses (1989) (56)
- Modified Newtonian Dynamics and the “Dearth of Dark Matter in Ordinary Elliptical Galaxies” (2003) (55)
- Andromeda Dwarfs in Light of MOND (2013) (52)
- Dwarf Satellite Galaxies in the Modified Dynamics (2000) (51)
- Modified dynamics predictions agree with observations of the H[SUB]iota[/SUB] kinematics in faint dwarf galaxies contrary to the conclusions of Lo, Sargent, and Young (1993) (49)
- The central surface density of ‘dark haloes’ predicted by MOND (2009) (48)
- The shape of ‘dark matter’ haloes of disc galaxies according to MOND (2001) (48)
- The MOND paradigm of modified dynamics (2014) (46)
- MOND predictions of ‘halo’ phenomenology in disc galaxies (2004) (44)
- MOND as modified inertia (2005) (44)
- New Physics at Low Accelerations (MOND): an Alternative to Dark Matter (2009) (42)
- MOND and the Mass Discrepancies in Tidal Dwarf Galaxies (2007) (42)
- ANDROMEDA DWARFS IN LIGHT OF MODIFIED NEWTONIAN DYNAMICS (2013) (42)
- MOND--particularly as modified inertia (2011) (39)
- The Rotation Curve of DDO 154: A Particularly Acute Test of the Modified Dynamics (1988) (38)
- Does dark matter really exist? (2002) (38)
- Modified Newtonian Dynamics Rotation Curves of Very Low Mass Spiral Galaxies (2007) (37)
- Can the hidden mass be negative (1986) (37)
- The Modified Newtonian Dynamics Predicts an Absolute Maximum to the Acceleration Produced by “Dark Halos” (1998) (37)
- Testing the MOND paradigm of modified dynamics with galaxy-galaxy gravitational lensing. (2013) (36)
- On the use of galaxy rotation curves to test the modified dynamics (1988) (34)
- MOND vs. dark matter in light of historical parallels (2019) (34)
- Marriage à-la-MOND: Baryonic dark matter in galaxy clusters and the cooling flow puzzle (2007) (34)
- Testing MOND over a wide acceleration range in x-ray ellipticals. (2012) (33)
- Universal Modified Newtonian Dynamics Relation between the Baryonic and "Dynamical" Central Surface Densities of Disc Galaxies. (2016) (32)
- MD or DM? Modified dynamics at low accelerations vs dark matter (2011) (31)
- The energy of inclusions in linear media exact shape-independent relations (1992) (31)
- Gamma-ray bursters as sources of cosmic rays (1995) (31)
- The Modified Dynamics--A Status Review (1998) (31)
- Unruh effect for general trajectories (2007) (30)
- A layered‐shell model of isotropic composites and exact expressions for the effective properties (1989) (30)
- Do Modified Newtonian Dynamics Follow from the Cold Dark Matter Paradigm? (2002) (29)
- Cygnus X-3: A cocooned X-ray binary pulsar (1978) (26)
- Nonlinear conformally invariant generalization of the Poisson equation to D>2 dimensions (1997) (26)
- The Modified Dynamics is Conducive to Galactic Warp Formation (2000) (22)
- Perspective on MOND emergence from Verlinde's "emergent gravity" and its recent test by weak lensing (2016) (22)
- MOND in galaxy groups: A superior sample (2018) (22)
- MOND rotation curves of very low mass spiral galaxies (2006) (21)
- Non-steady state line locking in broad absorption line quasi-stellar objects (1989) (20)
- MOND impact on and of the recently updated mass-discrepancy-acceleration relation (2016) (20)
- Gravitational waves in bimetric MOND (2013) (20)
- MODIFIED-DYNAMICS PREDICTIONS AGREE WITH OBSERVATIONS OF THE HI KINEMATICS IN FAINT DWARF GALAXIES CONTRARY TO THE CONCLUSIONS OF LO SARGENT AND YOUNG Mordehai (1993) (18)
- Cosmological fluctuation growth in bimetric MOND (2010) (18)
- Modified Newtonian Dynamics Mass-to-Light Ratios for Galaxy Groups (2002) (18)
- Ultra-diffuse cluster galaxies as key to the MOND cluster conundrum (2015) (16)
- Noncovariance at low accelerations as a route to MOND (2019) (16)
- Galaxy Groups and Modified Dynamics (1998) (15)
- Models for X-ray illuminated atmospheres (1975) (15)
- Matter and twin matter in bimetric MOND (2010) (15)
- Does MOND follow from the CDM paradigm (2001) (14)
- Road to MOND: A novel perspective (2015) (14)
- General virial theorem for modified-gravity MOND (2013) (13)
- Nonadiabatic self-consistent spherical accretion as a model for quasars and active galactic nuclei (1984) (13)
- Global deep-MOND parameter as a theory discriminant. (2012) (13)
- Magnetoelectric symmetry and electromagnetic radiation (1994) (13)
- MOND: Time for a Change of Mind? (2009) (12)
- High-redshift rotation curves and MOND (2017) (12)
- Criticism of Lake's Analysis of the Rotation Curves of Dwarf Spirals (1991) (12)
- Large-Scale Filaments: Newtonian versus Modified Dynamics (1996) (12)
- A study of finite size power isotropic radiators (1995) (11)
- Some more exact results concerning multifield moduli of two-phase composites (1996) (11)
- A novel MOND effect in isolated high-acceleration systems (2012) (10)
- On the use of Eötvös-type experiments to detect medium-range forces (1986) (10)
- The $a_0$ -- cosmology connection in MOND (2020) (10)
- The modified Newtonian dynamics as an alternative to hidden matter (1985) (9)
- Concerning the limit on the mean mass distribution of galaxies from their gravitational lens effect (1987) (9)
- The magnetic dipole model for superluminal radio sources (1980) (9)
- Spectroscopic properties of HZ Herculis in model calculations. (1976) (9)
- Calculation of the light curves of HZ Herculis (1975) (9)
- MOND from a Brane-World Picture (2018) (8)
- Exact Solutions and Approximations of Mond Fields of Disk Galaxies (1994) (8)
- Forces in nonlinear media (2001) (7)
- Alternatives to Dark Matter (1989) (7)
- Massive particles in acoustic space-times: Emergent inertia and passive gravity (2006) (6)
- Two-body tidal dissipation in large N-body systems (1978) (6)
- MOND in galaxy groups (2018) (6)
- Scale invariance at low accelerations (aka MOND) and the dynamical anomalies in the Universe (2016) (6)
- The heating effect in Scorpius X-1 (1976) (6)
- MOND mass-to-light ratios for galaxy groups (2002) (6)
- Cosmological variation of the MOND constant: secular effects on galactic systems (2014) (6)
- Gravitational Cherenkov losses in theories based on modified Newtonian dynamics. (2011) (6)
- Suspension and levitation in nonlinear theories (1998) (5)
- Toomre stability of disk galaxies in quasi-linear MOND (2018) (5)
- What shells around NGC 3923 tell us about the modified dynamics (1988) (5)
- Numerical Solutions of the External Field Effect on the Radial Acceleration in Disk Galaxies (2022) (5)
- The monoenergetic beams of SS 433 (1982) (4)
- Induction of Supernova-like Explosions by Gamma-Ray Bursts in Close Binary Systems (2000) (4)
- Finite Disks with Power-Law Potentials (1994) (4)
- Review of the theories on SS 433 (1981) (4)
- The virial theorem for action-governed theories (1994) (4)
- FINITE ENERGY SUM RULES FOR FORWARD COMPTON SCATTERING. (1971) (4)
- The magnitude of He-3 diffusion in the sun (1989) (4)
- Critical take on "Mass models of disk galaxies from the DiskMass Survey in MOND" (2015) (3)
- Possible 39-d polarisation period in Cyg X – 1 (1977) (3)
- Two-phase accretion model for emission-line regions in quasars and active galactic nuclei (1985) (3)
- The $Λ$CDM simulations of Keller and Wadsley do not account for the MOND mass-discrepancy-acceleration relation (2016) (3)
- Apparent superluminal expansion velocities in the dipole magnetic field model (1978) (3)
- Gravitational Cherenkov losses in MOND theories (2011) (3)
- MOND and the unique void galaxy KK246 (2011) (3)
- Light and Dark in the Universe (2012) (3)
- MOND and its bimetric formulation (2013) (3)
- Hydrogen and helium lines in theoretical models of scorpius X-1 and Cygnus X-2 (1976) (3)
- Models of a modified-inertia formulation of MOND (2022) (3)
- A variable flow as the underpinning of broad absorption lines in quasi-stellar objects (1990) (3)
- Factorization constraints on the Veneziano model (1969) (2)
- Concerning the preferred surface density of giant molecular clouds in the Galaxy (1989) (2)
- The $\Lambda$CDM simulations of Keller and Wadsley do not account for the MOND mass-discrepancy-acceleration relation (2016) (2)
- The magnetoelectric effect of composites and polycrystals (1994) (2)
- MOND fiducial specific angular momentum of disc galaxies (2021) (2)
- Practically linear analogs of the Born-Infeld and other nonlinear theories (2012) (2)
- The modified dynamics ( MOND ) predicts an absolute maximum to the acceleration produced by ‘ dark halos (1998) (2)
- Fast-rotating galaxies do not depart from the MOND mass-asymptotic-speed relation (2020) (2)
- Models for Anisotropic Spherical Stellar Systems with a Central Point Mass and Keplerian Falloff Velocity Dispersions (1996) (2)
- A Departure from Newtonian Dynamics at Low Accelerations as AN Explanation of the Mass-Discrepancy in Galactic Systems (1987) (2)
- Light Reprocessing in the Echo Model of Luminous Arcs (1989) (1)
- MOND and the dynamics of NGC 628 (2018) (1)
- NOT THE ONLY GAME (1995) (1)
- On the origin of optical emission lines in spectra of X-ray binaries (1976) (1)
- Stability of disks in quasilinear MOND (2018) (1)
- Criticism of Gerbal et al.'s analysis of X-ray clusters in the light of modified dynamics (1993) (0)
- Deep-MOND polytropes (2020) (0)
- Physical conditions in an optically thin relativistic gas irradiated by gamma-rays (1981) (0)
- Ja n 20 06 Massive particles in acoustic spacetimes emergent inertia and passive gravity (2006) (0)
- Two-Phase Accretion Model for Emission-Line Regions in Active Galactic Nuclei (1984) (0)
- DASHEN--FRAUTSCHI METHOD AND THE ELECTROMAGNETIC COUPLINGS OF THE DEUTERON. (1969) (0)
- The structure of Lyman-Alpha systems (1988) (0)
- Anomalous periastron positions in X-ray binaries (1978) (0)
- Ninety-five percent of the universe has gone missing . Or has it ? (2002) (0)
- C O ] 2 5 Ju n 20 09 MOND effects in the inner solar system (0)
- The Temperatures of Some Interstellar Clouds (1973) (0)
- G A ] 3 0 Se p 20 22 Models of modified-inertia formulation of MOND (2022) (0)
- Ja n 20 07 WIS-Detector April 5 , 2008 On the Unruh Effect for General Trajectories (2007) (0)
- Spacecraft anomalies put gravity to the test (1999) (0)
- The response of linear inhomogeneous systems to coupled fields: Bounds and perturbation expansions (2016) (0)
- G A ] 1 4 Fe b 20 18 MOND and the dynamics of NGC 628 (0)
- Testing MOND with galaxy-galaxy gravitational lensing (2013) (0)
- Marriagea-la-MOND:Baryonicdarkmatteringalaxyclustersand thecoolingflowpuzzle (2013) (0)
- Why is the rapid burster different from all other galactic-bulge x-ray sources? (1987) (0)
- Broader view of bimetric MOND (2022) (0)
- Thomson scattered lines in the spectrum of SS433. A powerful tool for studying the system. (1979) (0)
- Induction of supernova-like explosions by γ-ray bursts in close binary systems (2000) (0)
- Low-surface-density galaxies and the modified dynamics (1996) (0)
- SS433: the acceleration and collimation mechanisms. (1979) (0)
- Generalizations of Quasilinear MOND (QUMOND) (2023) (0)
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