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Physics Letters B
Volume 384, Issues 1-4, 19 September 1996, Pages 50-57
 
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Short distance repulsive gravity as a consequence of non-trivial PPN parameters β and γ

S. Kalyana RamaE-mail The Corresponding Author and Sasanka GhoshE-mail The Corresponding Author

Mehta Research Institute, 10 Kasturba Gandhi Marg, Allahabad 211 002, India

Received 28 October 1995; 
revised 3 May 1996. 
Editor: M. Dine 
Available online 12 February 1999.

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Abstract

We look for a graviton-dilaton theory which can predict non-trivial values of the PPN parameters β and/or γ for a charge neutral point star, without any naked singularity. With the potential for dilaton ø set to zero, it contains one arbitrary function ψ(ø). Our requirements impose certain constraints on ψ, which lead to the following generic and model independent novel results: For a charge neutral point star, the gravitational force becomes repulsive at distances of the order of, but greater than, the Schwarzschild radius r0. There is also no horizon for r > r0. These results suggest that black holes are unlikely to form in a stellar collapse in this theory.

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Physics Letters B
Volume 384, Issues 1-4, 19 September 1996, Pages 50-57
 
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