Dark energy and cosmic microwave background bispectrum
Licia Verde, David N. Spergel
Abstract
We compute the cosmic microwave background bispectrum arising from the cross-correlation of primordial, lensing and Rees-Sciama signals. The amplitude of the bispectrum signal is sensitive to the matter density parameter, Omega0, and the equation of state of the dark energy, which we parameterize by wQ. We conclude that the dataset of the Atacama Cosmology Telescope, combined with MAP 2-year data or the Planck data set alone will allow us to break the degeneracy between Omega0 and wQ that arises from the analysis of CMB power spectrum. In particular a joint measurement of Omega0 and wQ with 10% and 30% error on the two parameters respectively, at the 90% confidence level can realistically be achieved.
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