Holographic description of gravity coupled with Axion Dark Matter
arXiv:2306.16743 · doi:10.1142/S0219887823502249
Abstract
In this work we study the autonomous dynamical system of different models in the formalism of holographic dark energy using the generalized Nojiri-Odintsov cut-off. We explicitly give the expression of the fixed points as functions of the infrared cut-off for vacuum gravity in flat and non-flat FRW background and for coupling axion dark matter. Each fixed point component can be taken as a condition on the cut-off and on the expression of , leading to physically interesting constraints on these functions.
arXiv comment"International Journal of Geometric Methods in Modern Physics" Accepted
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