Cosmological Implications of the Supergravity Tracking Potential
Philippe Brax, Jerome Martin
Abstract
It is demonstrated that any realistic model of quintessence should be based on Supergravity since, when the scalar field is on tracks today, Q≈ m Pl. This improves the agreement between theoretical predictions and the current observations. In particular, a generic property is that ratio ω Q p Q/ρ Q is pushed towards -1. A string-inspired model is proposed where the potential is given by V(Q)= Λ4+αQαeκ2Q2. The model predicts ω Q≈ -0.82, a value less that one sigma from the current likehood value.
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