The interacting vacuum and tensions: a comparison of theoretical models
arXiv:2312.14123 · doi:10.1016/j.dark.2024.101546
Abstract
We analyse three interacting vacuum dark energy models with the aim of exploring whether the and tensions can be simultaneously resolved in such models. We present the first ever derivation of the covariant gauge-invariant perturbation formalism for the interacting vacuum scenario, and, for the sub-class of geodesic cold dark matter models, connect the evolution of perturbation variables in this approach to the familiar cosmological observables. We show how and evolve in three interacting vacuum models: firstly, a simple linear coupling between the vacuum and cold dark matter; secondly, a coupling which mimics the behaviour of a Chaplygin gas; and finally a coupling which mimics the Shan--Chen fluid dark energy model. We identify, if any, the regions of parameter space which would correspond to a simultaneous resolution of both tensions in these models. When constraints from observational data are added, we show how all the models described are constrained to be close to their CDM limits.
arXiv comment23 pages, 8 figures, version 2 matches published version in PDU
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