Exploring the Growth Index : Insights from Different CMB Dataset Combinations and Approaches
arXiv:2305.16865 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.109.043528
Abstract
In this study we investigate the growth index , which characterizes the growth of linear matter perturbations, while analysing different cosmological datasets. We compare the approaches implemented by two different patches of the cosmological solver CAMB: MGCAMB and CAMB_GammaPrime_Growth. In our analysis we uncover a deviation of the growth index from its expected CDM value of when utilizing the Planck dataset, both in the MGCAMB case and in the CAMB_GammaPrime_Growth case, but in opposite directions. This deviation is accompanied by a change in the direction of correlations with derived cosmological parameters. However, the incorporation of CMB lensing data helps reconcile with its CDM value in both cases. Conversely, the alternative ground-based telescopes ACT and SPT consistently yield growth index values in agreement with . We conclude that the presence of the A problem in the Planck dataset contributes to the observed deviations, underscoring the importance of additional datasets in resolving these discrepancies.
arXiv comment14 pages, 8 figures, 7 tables. V2: Match version accepted for publication in PRD
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