One-parameter dynamical dark-energy from the generalized Chaplygin gas
arXiv:2208.06302 · doi:10.1088/1475-7516/2023/04/052
Abstract
The fact that Einstein's equations connect the space-time geometry to the total matter content of the cosmic substratum, but not to individual contributions of the matter species, can be translated into a degeneracy in the cosmological dark sector. Such degeneracy makes it impossible to distinguish cases where dark energy (DE) interacts with dark matter (DM) from a dynamical non-interacting scenario using observational data based only on time or distance measurements. In this paper, based on the non-adiabatic generalized Chaplygin gas (gCg) model, we derive and study some cosmological consequences of a varying one-parameter dynamical DE parameterization, which does not allow phantom crossing. We perform a parameter selection using the most recent public available data, such as the data from Planck 2018, eBOSS DR16, Pantheon and KiDS-1000. We find that current observations provide strong constraints on the model parameters, leading to values very close to the CDM cosmology, at the same time that the well-known tension is reduced from to level.
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