Thermodynamics of the most generalized form of Holographic Dark Energy and some particular cases with Corrected Entropies
Sanghati Saha, Ertan G\"udekli, Surajit Chattopadhyay

TL;DR
This paper explores a highly generalized entropic holographic dark energy model, analyzing its implications for universe evolution, thermodynamics, and various specific dark energy models with entropy corrections.
Contribution
It introduces a four-parameter generalized entropy framework unifying various dark energy models and investigates their cosmological and thermodynamic properties with entropy corrections.
Findings
Unified framework for multiple dark energy models
Demonstrated thermodynamic consistency with entropy corrections
Analyzed cosmological evolution in early and late universe phases
Abstract
The holographic cut-off in generalized dark energy (HDE) formalism depends on its cut-off. Following this, a four-parameter generalized entropy has recently been developed. It reduces to various known entropies for appropriate parameter limits in the study of Odintsov, S. D., S. DOnofrio, and T. Paul. (2023) Physics of the Dark Universe, 42 pp: 101277. In the current work, we investigate the evolution of the universe in its early phase and late phase within the framework of entropic cosmology, where the entropic energy density functions are reconstructed within the framework of the equivalence of holographic dark energy and four-parameter generalized entropy (Sg). Along with the reconstruction as mentioned earlier scheme, in this study, we demonstrate that an extensive variety of dark energy (DE) models can be considered distinct and particular candidates for the most generalized…
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Taxonomy
TopicsCosmology and Gravitation Theories · Relativity and Gravitational Theory · Advanced Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics
