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  1. ; (, Physics Letters B)
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  2. ; (, Journal of Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics)
    Abstract We consider the classic question posed by Pardo and Spergel about theprice of abandoning dark matter in the context of an invariant,metric-based theory of gravity. Our answer is that the price isnonlocality. This has been known for some time in the context of thequasi-static regime. We show that it also applies for cosmology andwe exhibit a model which reproduces standard CDM successes such asperturbations in the cosmic microwave background, baryon acousticoscillations and structure formation. 
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    A<sc>bstract</sc> Recent progress on nonlinear sigma models on de Sitter background has permitted the resummation of large inflationary logarithms by combining a variant of Starobinsky’s stochastic formalism with a variant of the renormalization group. We reconsider single graviton loop corrections to the photon wave function, and to the Coulomb potential, in light of these developments. Neither of the two 1-loop results have a stochastic explanation, however, the flow of a curvature-dependent field strength renormalization explains their factors of ln(a). We speculate that the factor of ln(Hr) in the Coulomb potential should not be considered as a leading logarithm effect. 
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