Weak gravity on a CDM background
arXiv:2011.01517 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.103.063509
Abstract
We consider Horndeski modified gravity models obeying stability, velocity of gravitational waves equals and quasistatic approximation (QSA) on subhorizon scales. We assume further a CDM background expansion and a monotonic evolution on the cosmic background of the functions as where , is the scale factor and (), are arbitrary parameters. We show that the growth and lensing reduced (dimensionless) gravitational couplings , exhibit the following generic properties today: for all viable parameters, (weak gravity today) is favored for small while is favored for large . We establish also the relation at all times. Taking into account the and data constrains the parameter to satisfy . Hence these data select essentially the weak gravity regime today () when , while subsists only marginally for . At least the interval would be ruled out in the absence of screening. We consider further the growth index and identify the parameter region that corresponds to specific signs of the differences , and , where and . In this way important information is gained on the past evolution of . We obtain in particular the signature for in the selected weak gravity region.
14 pages, 2 figures
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