Imprint of a Steep Equation of State in the growth of structure
arXiv:1906.09522 · doi:10.1016/j.astropartphys.2019.102388
Abstract
We study the cosmological properties of a dynamical of dark energy (DE) component determined by a Steep Equation of State (SEoS) . The SEoS has a transition at between two pivotal values () which can be taken as an early time and present day values of and the steepness is given by . We describe the impact of this dynamical DE at background and perturbative level. The steepness of the transition has a better cosmological fit than a conventional CPL model with . Furthermore, we analyze the impact of steepness of the transition in the growth of matter perturbations and structure formation. This is manifest in the linear matter power spectrum, , the logarithmic growth function, , and the differential mass function . The differences in these last three quantities is at a percent-level using the same cosmological baseline parameters in our SEoS and a model. However, we find an increase in the power spectrum, producing a bump at with the mode associated to the time of the steep transition (). Different dynamics of DE lead to a different amount of DM at present time which has an impact in Power Spectrum and accordingly in structure formation.
arXiv comment10 pages, 7 figures
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