Dark energy and matter interacting scenario to relieve and tensions
arXiv:2212.13146 · doi:10.1088/1674-1137/ad2b52
Abstract
We consider a new cosmological model (called CDM) in which the vacuum energy interacts with matter and radiation, and test this model using the current cosmological observations. Using the CMB+BAO+SN (CBS) dataset to constrain the model, we find that and tensions are relieved to and , respectively. However, in this case, the CDM model is not favored by the data, compared with CDM. We find that when the and data are added to the data combination, the situation is significantly improved. In the CBS+ case, the model relieves the tension to , and the model is favored over CDM. In the CBS++ case, we obtain a synthetically best situation, in which the and tensions are relieved to and , respectively. In this case, the model is most favored by the data. Therefore, this cosmological model can greatly relieve the tension and simultaneously effectively alleviate the tension.
arXiv comment7 pages, 4 figures
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