Sweeping Horndeski Canvas: New Growth-Rate Parameterization for Modified-Gravity Theories
arXiv:2304.07281 · doi:10.1088/1475-7516/2023/09/028
Abstract
We propose and numerically validate a new fitting formula that is sufficiently accurate to model the growth of structure in Horndeski theories of modified gravity for upcoming Stage IV and V large-scale structure surveys. Based on an analysis of more than 18,000 Horndeski models and adopting the popular parameterization of the growth rate , we generalize the constant growth index to a two-parameter redshift-dependent quantity, , that more accurately fits these models. We demonstrate that the functional form improves the median of the fit to viable Horndeski models by a factor of relative to that of a constant , and is sufficient to obtain unbiased results even for precise measurements expected in Stage IV and V surveys. Finally, we constrain the parameters of the new fitting formula using current cosmological data.
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