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some dark things energy you would like prefer to know not to about orknow the about dark energy modified the dark but gravity? never energywill Martin Kunz University of Sussex in collaborations with: Domenico Sapone and Luca Amendola arxiv:0704.2421 arxiv:astro-ph/0702615 arxiv:astro-ph/0612452

What do you think? Do we understand the dark energy? YES NO Do you believe that in a flat universe W m 0.2-0.4? YES NO

The true value of W m is

the dark degeneracy How well do we know W m in general DE models? Different question: given H(z), what is w(z)? We get a solution for any W m! impossible to measure simultaneously w(z) and W m only total dark energy-momentum tensor is measurable good test for generality of a parametrisation

In our imagination, dark matter and dark energy are neatly separated concepts. hot cold But in reality we can only observed their combined effect. If we can adjust the temperature and flow of the hot water, we can vary the flow of the cold water without changing the total flow or the total temperature.

Einstein eqs. G mn = T [bright] mn +T [total dark] mn = T [bright] mn +T [DM, W m =0.3] mn + T [DE1] mn = T [bright] mn +T [DM, W m =0.1] mn + T [DE2] mn = T [bright] mn +T [DM, coupled] mn + T [DE3,cpld] mn =...

why w is not everything Only a cosmological constant has no perturbations! we need to model the perturbations too! c s2 =0 c s2 =1 LCDM c s2 =1

What do you think? Can we distinguish dark energy from modified gravity and rule out GR by measuring the growth-rate? YES NO it depends

dark matter pert. growth rate d m /a example: naïve DGP DGP: brane-world model without dark energy scalar field: high sound speed prevents DE clustering the perturbations in the dark energy can perturb the dark matter and mimic models of modified gravity and you will never know the difference (the pressure perturbation cannot be represented by a sound speed) s dp So how many silly parameters can you invent for dark energy?

Il buono, il brutto, il cattivo The good news: there are no more DE parameters (to 1 st order perturbation theory) The bad news: there is also nothing more to measure (to 1 st order perturbation theory) The ugly news: you better start thinking about priors for your Bayesian evidence calculations...

non-einstein eqs. X mn = T mn [total] G mn (G mn -X mn ) = T mn [total] G mn = T mn [total] + (G mn -X mn ) = T mn [bright] + T mn [DM+DE4]

what can we measure? 1 st order perturbations: extended metric (in some gauge) f, y gravitational potentials <-> dr and V perturbations of T mn Einstein eqs. fluid properties dp = c s2 dr in DE rest frame s (anisotropic stress, f =y for s=0) matter only! unifies mod. grav. and DE description measure H(a), f(k,a) and y(k,a)

some model predictions scalar field: One degree of freedom: V(f) <-> w(z) other variables fixed: c s2 = 1, s = 0 <-> h = 0, Q(k>>H 0 ) = 1, Q(k~H 0 ) ~ 1.1 (naïve) DGP (no scale dependence): Lue, Starkmann 04 Koyama, Maartens 06 1.3 Q (DGP) Scalar-Tensor: implies large DE perturb.! Boisseau, Esposito-Farese, Polarski, Starobinski 2000, Acquaviva, Baccigalupi, Perrotta 04 1 0 h (DGP) -0.4 0 1 a

weak lensing forecasts [DUNE] different nonlinear mappings lensing potential: not just f! don t forget! 4pGa 2 r m D m but D m is also affected directly! DGP scalar field = Q (1+h/2) ~ 1+O(0.1) [except DGP (?)] weak lensing requires linear -> non-linear mapping see talk by Anais Rassat later this week

conclusions general dark energy can explain everything 1 that can be measured in cosmology so there is no easy way to distinguish GR+DE from modified gravity (short of confirming a prediction) the rest needs to be dealt with in a statistical way or with direct experiments but the argument can be turned around: no need for many different models to analyse the data, one can use parameters (e.g. {h,q}) similar to w 1 standard terms and conditions apply