Viability of Big Bang Nucleosynthesis in Some Generalized Horizon Entropies

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Autori principali: Phukan, Kajal, Mazumdar, Rajdeep, Malakar, Kalyan, Bhuyan, Kalyan
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Pubblicazione: 2026
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author Phukan, Kajal
Mazumdar, Rajdeep
Malakar, Kalyan
Bhuyan, Kalyan
author_facet Phukan, Kajal
Mazumdar, Rajdeep
Malakar, Kalyan
Bhuyan, Kalyan
contents In this work, we investigate the viability of some cosmological models derived from generalized horizon entropies, using Big Bang Nucleosynthesis (BBN) constraints. By analyzing the deviations in the expansion rate, we derive bounds on the model parameters from freeze-out temperature, helium, and deuterium abundances. Our results show that the freeze-out condition provides the most stringent constraint, while helium and deuterium bounds remain consistent across all models. Although lithium constraints are not satisfied, this discrepancy is attributed to the well-known cosmological lithium problem. Furthermore, the parameter values required for late-time cosmic acceleration are found to lie well within the BBN bounds, demonstrating consistency between early- and late-Universe behavior. These results establish the viability of the considered models within the framework of BBN.
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spellingShingle Viability of Big Bang Nucleosynthesis in Some Generalized Horizon Entropies
Phukan, Kajal
Mazumdar, Rajdeep
Malakar, Kalyan
Bhuyan, Kalyan
General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology
In this work, we investigate the viability of some cosmological models derived from generalized horizon entropies, using Big Bang Nucleosynthesis (BBN) constraints. By analyzing the deviations in the expansion rate, we derive bounds on the model parameters from freeze-out temperature, helium, and deuterium abundances. Our results show that the freeze-out condition provides the most stringent constraint, while helium and deuterium bounds remain consistent across all models. Although lithium constraints are not satisfied, this discrepancy is attributed to the well-known cosmological lithium problem. Furthermore, the parameter values required for late-time cosmic acceleration are found to lie well within the BBN bounds, demonstrating consistency between early- and late-Universe behavior. These results establish the viability of the considered models within the framework of BBN.
title Viability of Big Bang Nucleosynthesis in Some Generalized Horizon Entropies
topic General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.19545