Dark Energy from Transplanckian Physics

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Mar 2003

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THE IDENTIFICATION OF DARK MATTER. Proceedings of the Fourth International Workshop. Held 2 - 6 September 2002 in York, UK. Edit

Computer Science

Dark Energy, Cosmology

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Observational evidence suggests that our universe is presently dominated by a dark energy component and undergoing accelerated expansion. The idea of the transplanckian dark energy (TDE) is based on the freeze-out mechanism of the ultralow frequency modes, ω(k) of very short distances, by the expansion of the background universe, ω(k) ≤ H. We then derive the equation of state for the TDE model, which has the distinctive feature of being continually time-dependent. The explanation of the coincidence puzzle relies entirely on the intrinsic time-evolution of the TDE equation of state.

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