Large scale structures and the cubic galileon model
arXiv:1512.08856 · doi:10.1088/1475-7516/2016/05/036
Abstract
The maximum size of a bound cosmic structure is computed perturbatively as a function of its mass in the framework of the cubic galileon, proposed recently to model the dark energy of our Universe. Comparison of our results with observations constrains the matter-galileon coupling of the model to , thus improving previous bounds based solely on solar system physics.
v2, 13p; added references, discussions and clarifications, improved presentation; main results unchanged; accepted in JCAP
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