Cosmology with x-matter
Takeshi Chiba, Naoshi Sugiyama, Takashi Nakamura
Abstract
Motivated by the possibility of H0t0 > 1 where H0 and t0 are the Hubble parameter and the age of the universe, respectively, we investigate the cosmology including x-matter. x-matter is expressed by the equation of state px=w0ρx0 + cs2(ρx-ρx0), where px, ρx and ρx0 are the pressure, the density of x-matter and the density at present, respectively. w0 and cs2 are functions of ρx in general. x-matter has the most general form of the equation of state which is characterized by 1)violation of strong energy condition at present for w0 < -1/3 ; 2) locally stable (i.e. cs2≥ 0); 3)causality is guaranteed (cs≤ 1). Considering the case that w0 and cs2 are constants, we find that there is a large parameter space of (w0,cs2,Ωx0) in which the model universe is consistent with the age of the universe and the observations of distant Type I supernovae.
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