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It is suggested that the dark matter of the universe is due to the presence of a scalar field described by the gauge function introduced by Dirac in his modification of the Weyl geometry. The behavior of such dark matter is investigated.
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Israelit, M., Rosen, N. Cosmic dark matter and Dirac gauge function. Found Phys 25, 763–777 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02059127
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