A Lagrangian description of interacting dark energy
arXiv:gr-qc/0608031
Abstract
We propose a relativistically covariant model of interacting dark energy based on the principle of least action. The cosmological term in the gravitational Lagrangian is a function of the trace of the energy--momentum tensor . We find that the gravity is more general than the Palatini gravity, and reduces to the latter if we neglect the pressure of matter. We show that recent cosmological data favor a variable cosmological constant and are consistent with the gravity, without knowing the specific function .
arXiv comment14 pages; corrected errors, added comments
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