Interacting Dark Energy with Dynamical Decoupling: A Self-Regulating Mechanism for Cosmic Acceleration and the H₀ Tension

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contents <p>We propose a cosmological model in which dark energy (DE) and dark matter (DM) interact in<br>the early Universe through an energy transfer mechanism that dynamically weakens as the<br>Universe expands. This interaction naturally leads to a self-regulating regime in which the<br>energy densities of DE and DM remain comparable for an extended period, thereby addressing<br>the coincidence problem. As the interaction term decays, dark energy effectively decouples and<br>begins to dominate, triggering late-time cosmic acceleration. The model preserves the successes<br>of ΛCDMatlate times while allowing for modified expansion history at earlier epochs,<br>potentially alleviating the H₀ tension. We outline the theoretical framework, discuss<br>phenomenological implications, and propose a connection to an information-based description of<br>cosmological dynamics.<br>This work presents a new theoretical framework. Numerical validation using CLASS is planned<br>in future updates</p>
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spellingShingle Interacting Dark Energy with Dynamical Decoupling: A Self-Regulating Mechanism for Cosmic Acceleration and the H₀ Tension
Gimranov, Alik
cosmology
dark energy
dark matter
Hubble tension
interacting dark energy
<p>We propose a cosmological model in which dark energy (DE) and dark matter (DM) interact in<br>the early Universe through an energy transfer mechanism that dynamically weakens as the<br>Universe expands. This interaction naturally leads to a self-regulating regime in which the<br>energy densities of DE and DM remain comparable for an extended period, thereby addressing<br>the coincidence problem. As the interaction term decays, dark energy effectively decouples and<br>begins to dominate, triggering late-time cosmic acceleration. The model preserves the successes<br>of ΛCDMatlate times while allowing for modified expansion history at earlier epochs,<br>potentially alleviating the H₀ tension. We outline the theoretical framework, discuss<br>phenomenological implications, and propose a connection to an information-based description of<br>cosmological dynamics.<br>This work presents a new theoretical framework. Numerical validation using CLASS is planned<br>in future updates</p>
title Interacting Dark Energy with Dynamical Decoupling: A Self-Regulating Mechanism for Cosmic Acceleration and the H₀ Tension
topic cosmology
dark energy
dark matter
Hubble tension
interacting dark energy
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19237922