Dynamical templates for comparison to Lambda CDN: Static or dynamical dark energy?
Rodger I. Thompson

TL;DR
This paper develops analytic evolutionary templates for dynamical dark energy models, enabling more accurate discrimination from static models like Lambda CDM by incorporating physics-based cosmological and fundamental constant evolution.
Contribution
It introduces CPS templates based on a beta function formalism for dynamical dark energy, improving likelihood calculations and model comparisons.
Findings
CPS templates are derived for a Higgs-inspired quintessence potential.
The templates are analytic functions of the scale factor, facilitating model testing.
The methodology allows easy generation of templates for various dark energy potentials.
Abstract
This study forges new tools to discriminate between dynamical and static dark energy. It provides accurate evolutionary templates of dynamical cosmological parameters and fundamental constants as analytic functions of the scale factor. They are designed to replace the commonly used parameterizations in likelihood calculations with evolutionary templates based on the physics of specific dynamical cosmologies and dark energy potentials. Thus they are termed Cosmology and Potential Specific, CPS, templates. A suite of CPS templates are calculated for a flat quintessence cosmology with a dark energy potential of the same mathematical form as the Higgs potential. This Higgs inspired, HI, polynomial potential produces a rich set of evolutions unlike most monomial potentials. The study produces CPS templates that are analytic functions of the scale factor. It uses a recently developed beta…
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Taxonomy
TopicsCosmology and Gravitation Theories · Computational Physics and Python Applications · Dark Matter and Cosmic Phenomena
