一种非最小耦合暗能量模型的研究
Study on a Kind of Non-Minimal Coupling Dark Energy Models
DOI: 10.12677/MP.2018.86032, PDF,   
作者: 张晓菲:滨州学院,理学院,山东 滨州
关键词: 暗能量非最小耦合Dark Energy Non-Minimal Coupling
摘要: 本文研究的是一种非最小耦合暗能量模型。在这种暗能量模型中,作为暗能量的标量场与引力的耦合形式为F(∅)=1+α∅2。我们研究了该暗能量场的特征和演化行为,并分析了选取不同的参数对模型的影响。通过分析,发现参数α对模型的演化有关键性的作用——暗能量是否一直表现为Quintessence场。
Abstract: This paper studies a kind of non-minimum coupling dark energy models. In the dark energy models, the coupling form of the dark energy as a scalar field and gravity is  F(∅)=1+α∅2. We studied the characteristics and evolution behavior of the dark energy field, and analyzed the influence of different parameters on the models. Through analysis, it is found that the parameter α plays a key role in the evolution of the model—whether the dark energy always appears as a Quintessence field.
文章引用:张晓菲. 一种非最小耦合暗能量模型的研究[J]. 现代物理, 2018, 8(6): 284-289. https://doi.org/10.12677/MP.2018.86032

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