The Einstein Telescope standard siren simulations for $f(Q)$ cosmologies
Xianfu Su, Dongze He, Yi Zhang

TL;DR
This paper simulates standard siren data in $f(Q)$ cosmologies to evaluate the impact of model effects and observational data requirements, providing insights into model viability with current and future data.
Contribution
It introduces simulations of standard siren data for various $f(Q)$ models, assessing their compatibility with observational data and future constraints.
Findings
$f(Q)_{PE}$ model can be ruled out by electromagnetic data.
Future standard siren data will exclude $f(Q)_{HT}$ models.
$f(Q)_P$ and $f(Q)_E$ models require more observational data for further study.
Abstract
To investigate the model and extra frictional effects in standard siren simulation of cosmologies, we simulated three types of standard siren data based on different fiducial models (CDM and models). Both effects are important in standard siren simulation. Explicitly, the and models need more observational data (e.g.growth factor) to further study. The model could be ruled out by the EM data. And both the models will be excluded by the future standard siren data.
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TopicsOcean Waves and Remote Sensing · Advanced Queuing Theory Analysis
