Brane-bulk energy exchange : a model with the present universe as a global attractor
G. Kofinas, G. Panotopoulos, T.N. Tomaras

TL;DR
This paper investigates a braneworld model with energy exchange and induced gravity, showing it can naturally lead to an accelerating universe with dark energy properties consistent with observations.
Contribution
It demonstrates the existence of a global attractor in brane-bulk models that accounts for current cosmic acceleration and dark energy behavior.
Findings
The model predicts a dark energy equation of state w_{DE,0} between -1.4 and -1.03.
The universe's evolution includes crossing the w_{DE}=-1 line.
A wide parameter range yields a universe similar to our current observations.
Abstract
The role of brane-bulk energy exchange and of an induced gravity term on a single braneworld of negative tension and vanishing effective cosmological constant is studied. It is shown that for the physically interesting cases of dust and radiation a unique global attractor which can realize our present universe (accelerating and 0<Omega_{m0}<1) exists for a wide range of the parameters of the model. For Omega_{m0}=0.3, independently of the other parameters, the model predicts that the equation of state for the dark energy today is w_{DE,0}=-1.4, while Omega_{m0}=0.03 leads to w_{DE,0}=-1.03. In addition, during its evolution, w_{DE} crosses the w_{DE}=-1 line to smaller values.
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