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Dark Matter as Fractality Effect of Topological Space Structure

Authors: Kirillov A.A., Savelova E.P. Published: 06.12.2016
Published in issue: #6(69)/2016  
DOI: 10.18698/1812-3368-2016-6-110-121

 
Category: Physics | Chapter: Theoretical Physics  
Keywords: fractal structure, dark matter, wormholes, modification of gravity

The current research suggests the model in which the Universe possesses the fractal topological structure. We describe such structure by a homogeneous gas of cosmological wormholes. The study shows that the wormholes polarization effects in external gravitational fields lead to the spatial dispersion and modification of Newton’s law. We interpret such modification as the presence of dark matter. The dependence on scales is determined by the distribution of wormholes over the distances between throat mouths. Findings of the research show that the fractal law of the wormholes distribution gives a clear explanation for the empirically observed distribution of dark matter in galaxies.

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