Structure Formation in the Effective Field Theory of Holographic Dark Energy
Alexander Ganz, Chunshan Lin

TL;DR
This paper studies how structures form under holographic dark energy models using effective field theory, finding that the equations match general relativity in certain regimes but face issues with phantom-like states, which are addressed by removing the scalar graviton.
Contribution
It introduces an effective field theory framework for holographic dark energy and proposes a method to handle the breakdown when the equation of state becomes phantom-like.
Findings
Equations of matter contrast match general relativity in the small scale limit.
Breakdown occurs when the dark energy equation of state becomes phantom-like.
Removing the scalar graviton offers a solution to the breakdown problem.
Abstract
We investigate the structure formation in the effective field theory of the holographic dark energy. The equation of motion for the energy contrast of the cold dark matter is the same as the one in the general relativity up to the leading order in the small scale limit , provided the equation of state is Quintessence-like. Our effective field theory breaks down while the equation of state becomes phantom-like. We propose a solution to this problem by eliminating the scalar graviton.
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Taxonomy
TopicsCosmology and Gravitation Theories · Black Holes and Theoretical Physics · Geophysics and Gravity Measurements
