Reconstruction of extended f(P) cubic gravity from other modified gravity models
Dec, 2021Published in:
- Phys.Dark Univ. 35 (2022) 100926,
- Phys.Dark Univ. (2021) 100926
- Published: Mar, 2022and
- Published: Dec, 2021
DOI:
- 10.1016/j.dark.2021.100926 (publication)
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Abstract: (Elsevier B.V.)
In the present work, we attempt to reconstruct extended cubic gravity through Einstein–Aether (EA), , , , and gravity theory, and we investigate their early and late-time cosmological applications. We consider modified Friedmann equations for cubic gravity in a flat FRW (Friedmann–Robertson–Walker) geometry and find the effective energy density and pressure. We assume the scale factor in power-law form. We evaluate the unknown function in terms of the cubic invariant by equating the energy density with other modified gravity models separately and analyze against graphically for every case. We perform a detailed investigation of the universe’s behavior at both early and late-times evolution by examining various trajectories of the deceleration parameter , equation of state (EOS) parameter , and squared speed . In addition, we examine plane and point out the freezing or thawing region in that plane. Finally, we analyze some of the latest cosmographic parameters like jerk , snap , and lerk parameter for each of the reconstructed models.- Reconstruction
- Friedmann equations
- Modified gravity
- Cosmographic parameters
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