Modified scaling in -essence model in interacting dark energy - dark matter scenario
arXiv:2207.00888 · doi:10.1140/epjp/s13360-022-03476-y
Abstract
It has been shown by \textit{Scherrer and Putter et.al} that, when dynamics of dark energy is driven by a homogeneous essence scalar field , with a Lagrangian of the form with a constant potential and , one obtains a scaling relation , where is a constant and is the FRW scale factor of the universe. The separate energy conservation in the dark energy sector and the constancy of essence potential are instrumental in obtaining such a scaling. In this paper, we have shown that even when considering time-dependent interactions between dark energy and dark matter, the constancy of essence potential may lead to a modified form of scaling. We have obtained such a scaling relation for a particular class of parametrisation of the source term occurring in the continuity equation of dark energy and dark matter in the interacting scenario. We used inputs from the JLA analysis of luminosity distance and redshift data from Supernova Ia observations, to obtain the modified form of the scaling.
arXiv comment21 pages and 6 figures. This version has been accepted for publication in European Physical Journal Plus
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