Testing f(R) gravity with the simulated data of gravitational waves from the Einstein Telescope
Yu Pan, Yuan He, JingZhao Qi, Jin Li, Shuo Cao, Tonghua Liu, Jun Wang

TL;DR
This study assesses how gravitational wave data from the Einstein Telescope can constrain and differentiate between modified gravity models, specifically f(R) theories, using simulated data combined with electromagnetic observations.
Contribution
It introduces a method to use simulated third-generation GW data to test and constrain f(R) gravity models, highlighting the potential of GWs as independent probes of cosmology.
Findings
GW data can effectively break parameter degeneracies in f(R) models.
Current data favor the cosmological constant over modified gravity models.
Future GW observations will better test the consistency of ΛCDM with modified gravity.
Abstract
In this paper we analyze the implications of gravitational waves (GWs) as standard sirens on the modified gravity models by using the third-generation gravitational wave detector, i.e., the Einstein Telescope. Two viable models in theories within the Palatini formalism are considered in our analysis ( and ), with the combination of simulated GW data and the latest electromagnetic (EM) observational data (including the recently released Pantheon type Ia supernovae sample, the cosmic chronometer data, and baryon acoustic oscillation distance measurements). Our analysis reveals that the standard sirens GWs, which provide an independent and complementary alternative to current experiments, could effectively eliminate the degeneracies among parameters in the two…
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