Cosmological implications of Rastall- theory
arXiv:2108.00423 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.104.084033
Abstract
Cosmological implications of a generalized Rastall theory where the non-conservation equation is promoted to accepts arbitrary functions of the Ricci scalar is considered. We have obtain the model parameters of the power-law ansatz , using and data sets and show that the generalized Rastall theory could satisfy observational data. The dynamical analysis of the model shows that for , the dust dominated fixed point is lost and as a result the parameter range of should be restricted to . We will also show that the genralized Rastall theory will predict more accelerating universe with larger radius, compared to the CDM model.
10 pages, 5 figures
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