Phantom dark energy with tachyonic instability: metric perturbations
arXiv:0803.3163 · doi:10.1007/s11232-012-0142-2
Abstract
We study the behavior of metric perturbations in a recently proposed model of phantom dark energy with tachyonic instability at long wavelengths. We find that metric perturbations exponentially grow in time, starting from very small values determined by vacuum fluctuations, and may become sizeable at late times. This property may be of interest for phenomenology.
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