Testing Scale-Dependent Suppression of Structure Growth in the Linear Regime
arXiv:2608.02175 · doi:10.1016/j.dark.2026.102410
Abstract
We investigate recent reports of a suppression in the growth rate of cosmic structures inferred from analyses of the dataset. To address this issue, we explore the hypothesis that the evolution of matter clustering is more accurately described within the framework of scale-dependent modified gravity. We perform a joint analysis of , cosmic chronometer measurements, luminosity distance data, and CMB observations using Markov Chain Monte Carlo techniques to constrain the parameters of a scale-dependent cosmological model and investigate its impact on the evolution of . Our results indicate that the suppression of the growth rate of large-scale structures is more pronounced during the matter-dominated era than in the dark-energy-dominated epoch. We find evidence for scale-dependent growth at a statistical significance of . In addition, we constrain the parameter and find it to be consistent with the value inferred from the CMB observations of the Planck Collaboration. Overall, our analysis shows that -dependent growth models provide a viable explanation for the observed clustering of matter without exacerbating the current cosmological tensions.
10 pages, 2 figures
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