We investigate coupled quintessence cosmologies with a matter consisting of particles with an increasing mass. While negligible in early cosmology, the appearance of a growing matter component has stopped the evolution of the cosmon field at a redshift around six. In turn, this has triggered the accelerated expansion of the Universe. We propose to associate growing matter with neutrinos. Then the presently observed dark energy density and its equation of state are determined by the neutrino mass.

Luca Amendola, Marco Baldi, Christof Wetterich (2008). Quintessence cosmologies with a growing matter component. PHYSICAL REVIEW D, PARTICLES, FIELDS, GRAVITATION, AND COSMOLOGY, 78, 1-5 [10.1103/PhysRevD.78.023015].

Quintessence cosmologies with a growing matter component

BALDI, MARCO;
2008

Abstract

We investigate coupled quintessence cosmologies with a matter consisting of particles with an increasing mass. While negligible in early cosmology, the appearance of a growing matter component has stopped the evolution of the cosmon field at a redshift around six. In turn, this has triggered the accelerated expansion of the Universe. We propose to associate growing matter with neutrinos. Then the presently observed dark energy density and its equation of state are determined by the neutrino mass.
2008
Luca Amendola, Marco Baldi, Christof Wetterich (2008). Quintessence cosmologies with a growing matter component. PHYSICAL REVIEW D, PARTICLES, FIELDS, GRAVITATION, AND COSMOLOGY, 78, 1-5 [10.1103/PhysRevD.78.023015].
Luca Amendola;Marco Baldi;Christof Wetterich
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