Generalised scalar-tensor theory and the cosmic acceleration
Narayan Banerjee, Koyel Ganguly

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates that a specific scalar-tensor theory with a simple functional form of () can explain the current cosmic acceleration without dark energy or a cosmological constant, and allows a smooth transition from deceleration to acceleration.
Contribution
It introduces a simple functional form of () in scalar-tensor theory that accounts for cosmic acceleration and transition phases without additional fields or .
Findings
The model explains current cosmic acceleration.
It provides a smooth transition from deceleration to acceleration.
No need for quintessence or .
Abstract
In this paper it has been shown that a simple functional form of in a generalised scalar tensor theory can drive the present cosmic acceleration without any quintessence field or the cosmological constant . Furthermore, it ensures a smooth transition from a decelerated to an accelerated phase of expansion in the matter dominated regime.
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