Non-local gravity effects in cosmological dynamics probed by IceCube/KM3NeT signals and dark matter relic abundance
Abstract
Non-local gravity terms have a relevant role in determining the cosmological dynamics. Here we consider curvature- and torsion-based cosmological models where non-local terms can be ``scalarised'' and then reduced under the standard of scalar-tensor gravity. In this context, we study the role of non-local cosmology with regards to the recent results reported by the IceCube/KM3NeT experiments, which revealed high-energy astrophysical neutrino fluxes up to energies of 220\,PeV. Specifically, we consider the four-dimensional operator yαχ LαHχ in order to explain both the neutrino rate result and the abundance of dark matter in the Universe, provided that the cosmological background evolves according to non-local gravitational field equations. We show that different dynamical systems representing the evolution of the Universe can be highly sensitive to the parameters of non-local gravity at energies probed by IceCube/KM3NeT. In particular, we adopt power law solutions inferred by the existence of Noether symmetries in non-local cosmological models.
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