Observed Smooth Energy Fitted by Parametrized Quintessence
arXiv:astro-ph/0110489 · doi:10.1016/S0920-5632(02)01473-1
Abstract
This paper proposes two phenomenological quintessence potentials with parameters fitted to the presently observed ratio $\rat$ of smooth energy to clustered mass and limits on the equation of state parameter $w_Q(a)=P/\rhoq$, for which the quintessence potential is now slow- or fast-rolling. These two potentials are intended to illustrate rather different quintessence phenomenology since tracking and into the near future. Neither can be a fundamental potential derivable from present-day string theory.
contribution to Snowmass2001 proceedings
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