Insights into Dark Energy: Interplay Between Theory and Observation
arXiv:astro-ph/0510059
Abstract
The nature of Dark Energy is still very much a mystery, and the combination of a variety of experimental tests, sensitive to different potential Dark Energy properties, will help elucidate its origins. This white paper briefly surveys the array of theoretical approaches to the Dark Energy problem and their relation to experimental questions.
White paper submitted to the Dark Energy Task Force, 5 pages + 2 pages references, 2 figures
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