"Cosmology's crisis needs MOND"

"The dark matter myth" - interview by the Institute of Arts and Ideas at the HowTheLightGetsIn Festival, Wales, 2022

Colloquium at Sun Yat-sen University: "The stellar Initial Mass Function"

Golden Webinar: "From Believe to Realism and Beauty: Given the Non-Existence of Dark Matter, how do I navigate amongst the Stars and between Galaxies?"

Supermassive black holes: monsters in the early Universe

Recent Publications:

The Relevance of Dynamical Friction for the MW/LMC/SMC Triple System

The formation of compact massive relic galaxies in MOND

Effects of physical conditions on the stellar initial mass function: The low-metallicity star-forming region Sh 2-209

A co-rotating gas and satellite structure around the interacting galaxy pair NGC 4490/85

A simultaneous solution to the Hubble tension and observed bulk flow within 250/h Mpc

A modern view of galaxies and their stellar populations

The many tensions with dark-matter based models and implications on the nature of the Universe

The convective kissing instability in low-mass M-dwarf models: convective overshooting, semi-convection, luminosity functions, surface abundances and star cluster age dating

The integrated galaxy-wide stellar initial mass function over the radial acceleration range of early-type galaxies

The cosmological star formation history from the Local Cosmological Volume of galaxies and constraints on the matter homogeneity

The El Gordo galaxy cluster challenges {\Lambda}CDM for any plausible collision velocity

Hydrodynamical structure formation in Milgromian cosmology

On the degree of stochastic asymmetry in the tidal tails of star clusters

The Possible Emergence of an Attractive Inverse-Square Law from the Wave-Nature of Particles

2015: Phantom of Ramses (PoR) code for galaxy formation and evolution in Milgromian dynamics/MOND:

With a small grant from the Rectorate of the University of Bonn PK received in 2013, Fabian Lueghausen (in collaboration with Benoit Famaey and Pavel Kroupa) was able to develop in 2014 and 2015 a patch to Romain Teyssier's RAMSES code to allow dark-matter-free high-resolution simulations of galaxy formation and evolution.
The Phantom of Ramses (PoR) code is a patch to RAMSES. By default the patch comes with the RAMSES code whenever it is downloaded.

The Phantom of RAMSES user guide for galaxy simulations using Milgromian and Newtonian gravity

Nagesh, Banik, Thies, Kroupa, Famaey, Wittenburg, Parziale, Haslbauer (Canadian Journal of Physics, 2021)

See the following link as to why cold or warm dark matter particles are not a dynamically relevant part of the Universe:
The Dark Matter Crisis: the rise and fall of a cosmological hypothesis

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