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Autores principales: Lima, P. W. R., Lima, J. A. S.
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Publicado: 2025
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Lima, J. A. S.
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Lima, J. A. S.
contents A dark-energy-free cosmological model ($Ω_{DE} \equiv 0$) based on gravitationally induced adiabatic particle creation is proposed. The thermodynamics of particle production yields an effective negative pressure that drives both primordial inflation and late-time cosmic acceleration. The model, characterized by four components and two free parameters ($α$, $β$), reproduces a $Λ$CDM-like expansion for suitable $α$, while $β$ introduces small but testable deviations from the cosmic concordance model. Constraints from type Ia Supernovae (Pantheon+SH0ES) and H(z) data indicate $β\simeq 0.13$, suggesting a mild departure from standard cosmology and possible relief of the $H_0$ and $S_8$ tensions. The resulting classical cosmology evolves smoothly between two extreme de Sitter phases, offering a singularity-free, unified scenario that beyond solving old cosmological puzzles opens a new perspective to handle the tensions plaguing the current cosmic concordance model.
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spellingShingle Cosmic Expansion Driven by Gravitational Particle Production: Toward a Complete Cosmological Scenario
Lima, P. W. R.
Lima, J. A. S.
Cosmology and Nongalactic Astrophysics
A dark-energy-free cosmological model ($Ω_{DE} \equiv 0$) based on gravitationally induced adiabatic particle creation is proposed. The thermodynamics of particle production yields an effective negative pressure that drives both primordial inflation and late-time cosmic acceleration. The model, characterized by four components and two free parameters ($α$, $β$), reproduces a $Λ$CDM-like expansion for suitable $α$, while $β$ introduces small but testable deviations from the cosmic concordance model. Constraints from type Ia Supernovae (Pantheon+SH0ES) and H(z) data indicate $β\simeq 0.13$, suggesting a mild departure from standard cosmology and possible relief of the $H_0$ and $S_8$ tensions. The resulting classical cosmology evolves smoothly between two extreme de Sitter phases, offering a singularity-free, unified scenario that beyond solving old cosmological puzzles opens a new perspective to handle the tensions plaguing the current cosmic concordance model.
title Cosmic Expansion Driven by Gravitational Particle Production: Toward a Complete Cosmological Scenario
topic Cosmology and Nongalactic Astrophysics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.13392