Physics Letters B · 2006 · 31 citations · 28 references
Natural SciencesAstronomyPhysicsCosmologyGravitationTheoretical PhysicsBig Bang CosmologyDark EnergyDark MatterEarly Universe CosmologyEinstein Field EquationsCosmic TimeCurvatureDark Energy ModelsEarly Dark EnergyEquation Of State Of Dark EnergyGravitational ForcePhantom EnergyScalar Curvature
Here, it is found that dark energy and dark matter emerge from the gravitational sector, if non-linear term of scalar curvature is added to Einstein–Hilbert Lagrangian. An equation of state for dark energy, having the form pde=−ρde+f(a) (with pde (ρde) being the pressure (density) for dark energy, f(a) being a function of scale factor a(t) and t being the cosmic time) is explored. Interestingly, this equation of state leads to a phantom barrier wde=pde/ρde=−1 at a=aw. It is found that when a<aw,wde>−1 and wde<−1 for a>aw, showing a transition from non-phantom to phantom phase at a=aw<a0 (a0 being the current scale factor of the universe).
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