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Equivalent Friedmann Equations in Delta Gravity and a possible explanation to Dark Energy

29 Nov 2018, 16:00
15m
Room N101, McGregor Building (PUCP)

Room N101, McGregor Building

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Parallel Talk (Theory) Cosmology Parallel Talks B

Speaker

Marco San Martín

Description

From a modified General Relativity model named Delta Gravity (DG), that is based on a new Einstein-Hilbert action based on a new symmetry symbolized as $\tilde{\delta}$, we found two equations with the same structure as the Friedmann Equations. These equations let us establish a relation between the two free parameters of the DG theory, and the ``Dark Energy'' density, and we can conclude that one of these parameters, $L_2$, is strictly causing the Accelerating Expansion of the Universe.

These equivalent Friedmann Equations are obtained with a rearrangement of the (DG) motion equations. In this way, a new energy density appears naturally and it can be associated to Dark Energy in the $\Lambda$CDM model.

arXiv https://arxiv.org/pdf/1704.02888.pdf

Authors

Marco San Martín Joaquin Sureda Hernandez (Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile) Prof. Jorge Alfaro (PUC, Chile)

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