On the current status of Modified Gravity
arXiv:1407.6837 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.90.103512
Abstract
We revisit the cosmological viability of the Hu Sawicki modified gravity scenario. The impact of such a modification on the different cosmological observables, including gravitational waves, is carefully described. The most recent cosmological data, as well as constraints on the relationship between the clustering parameter and the current matter mass-energy density from cluster number counts and weak lensing tomography, are considered in our numerical calculations. The strongest bound we find is at ~CL. Forthcoming cluster surveys covering 10,000 deg in the sky, with galaxy surface densities of ~arcmin could improve the precision in the - relationship, tightening the above constraint.
11 pages, 6 figures and 2 Tables. Final published version in the PRD journal
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