The cosmological Mass Varying Neutrino model in the late universe
arXiv:2502.13097 · doi:10.1002/asna.70084
Abstract
The cosmological Mass Varying Neutrino (MaVaN) model is considered, where the interaction between a fermionic field and a scalar field with a Ratra-Peebles potential via a Yukawa coupling is investigated. Observational constraints on the flat and non-flat MaVaN models, as well as on the standard CDM model, are derived from 32 measurements using MCMC analysis. Comparison with the CDM model using the criteria , , and shows no statistically significant improvement for MaVaN models. Deviations in the expansion history remain well below , indicating that the data alone do not provide sufficient constraining power to distinguish MaVaN models from the CDM model. The non-flat MaVaN model reduces the tension between the value inferred from data and the Planck CMB measurement from in the CDM framework to . The discrepancy with the SH0ES measurement of is also reduced to below , primarily due to the large uncertainties of the data.
10 pages, 6 figures, 4 tables
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