Dynamical systems analysis of phantom models
Nandan Roy, Nivedita Bhadra

TL;DR
This paper analyzes the stability and long-term behavior of phantom dark energy models using dynamical systems theory, revealing a unique initial state and multiple future possibilities consistent with observations.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive dynamical systems analysis of phantom models with a general potential, including stability and numerical studies of their evolution.
Findings
Single fixed point potentially representing the universe's origin
Multiple future evolution options for the universe
Late-time behavior aligns with recent cosmological observations
Abstract
In this work, we study the dynamical systems analysis of phantom dark energy models considering a general potential. The stability analysis of the system shows that there is only one fixed point which could be the beginning of the universe but there could be many options for our future destiny. A detail numerical analysis of the system is also done using three different schemes and it shows that the late time behavior of the system is consistent with the recent observations.
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