Quintessence Dark Energy Inspired by Dual Role of the Ricci Scalar
S. K. Srivastava
Abstract
In this letter, it is obtained using dual role of the Ricci scalar (physical as well as geometrical role of the Ricci scalar curvature) in a natural way without any input in the theory for it. In contrast to other models, where an idea for dark energy is introduced in the beginning of the theory, here it emerges from the gravitational sector spontaneously.Dark energy density, obtained in this model,decreases with scale factor a(t) as a(t)- 3 (1 + w de) explaining fall of its value from 1.19 × 1075 GeV4 at Planck scale to its present value suggested by recent experiments. Interestingly, apart from dark energy, dark radiation and dark matter are also obtained from gravity sector.Moreover, time for transition from deceleration to acceleration is evaluated. It is found that if dark energy obeys equation of state for generalized Chaplygin gas and barotropic fluid simultaneously, evolution of scale factor depends on cosh (t - t*) (t and t* being time and transition time respectively), but after a finite time expansion will become de-Sitter like.
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