Lagrangian formulation for an extended cosmological equation-of-state
arXiv:2012.06869 · doi:10.1016/j.dark.2020.100751
Abstract
We show that the extended cosmological equation-of-state developed starting from a Chaplygin equation-of-state, recently applied to stellar modeling, is a viable dark energy model consistent with standard scalar potentials. Moreover we find a Lagrangian formulation based on a canonical scalar field with the appropriate self-interaction potential. Finally, we fit the scalar potential obtained numerically with concrete functions well studied in the literature. Our results may be of interest to model builders and particle physicists.
arXiv comment6 pages, 3 figures
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