Modified cosmology in gravity
arXiv:2505.00208 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2025.139506
Abstract
In this letter, we investigate cosmology within the framework of modified gravity using the non-linear model , where , , and are free parameters. The modified Friedmann equations are derived for a matter-dominated universe, and an analytical solution is obtained. Using Hubble, Pantheon+, and joint datasets, we constrain the model parameters and examine their implications. The results indicate that the model accommodates varying values, contributing to the Hubble tension, while suggests deviations from general relativity (GR). The deceleration parameter confirms a transition to acceleration at , with present values supporting cosmic acceleration. This model offers a viable alternative to GR-based cosmology.
Physics Letters B published version
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