A Dark Energy model from Generalized Proca Theory
arXiv:2104.06577 · doi:10.1016/j.dark.2021.100819
Abstract
We consider a specific dark energy model, which only includes the Lagrangian up to the cubic order in terms of the vector field self-interactions in the generalized Proca theory. We examine the cosmological parameters in the model by using the data sets of CMB and CMB+HST, respectively. In particular, the Hubble constant is found to be () at ~C.L. with CMB (CMB+HST), which would alleviate the Hubble constant tension. We also obtain that the reduced values in our model are close to unity when fitting with CMB and CMB+HST, illustrating that our model is a good candidate to describe the cosmological evolutions of the universe.
18 pages, 5 figures, accepted by Physics of the Dark Universe
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