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• TITLE: Screening Breakdown for Finite-Range Gravitational Field and the Motion of Galaxies in the Local Group

  AUTHORS: Yuri V. Chugreev, Konstantin A. Modestov

  KEYWORDS: Mass of the Photon, Mass of the Graviton, Shell Screening, Local Group of Galaxies, Dark Energy, Quintessence

  JOURNAL NAME: International Journal of Astronomy and Astrophysics, Vol.6 No.2, May 5, 2016

  ABSTRACT: The lack of Birkhoff theorem in finite-range gravitation reveals nonzero acceleration of the test body inside the massive spherical shell, as well as breakdown of screening inside the charged conductor gives rise to acceleration of the test charge. An application of this effect to the motion of galaxies in Local Group allows to constraint quintessence parameter in some massive gravitational theories.