A Note on Crossing the Phantom Divide in Hybrid Dark Energy Model
Hao Wei, Rong-Gen Cai
Abstract
Recently a lot of attention has been given to building dark energy models in which the equation-of-state parameter w can cross the phantom divide w=-1. However, to our knowledge, these models with crossing the phantom divide only provide the possibility that w can cross -1. They do not answer another question: why crossing phantom divide occurs recently? Since in many existing models whose equation-of-state parameter can cross the phantom divide, w undulates around -1 randomly, why are we living in an epoch w<-1? This can be regarded as the second cosmological coincidence problem. In this note, we propose a possible approach to alleviate this problem within a hybrid dark energy model.
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