On Using the WMAP Distance Information in Constraining the Time-evolving Equation of State of Dark Energy
Hong Li, Jun‐Qing Xia, Gong‐Bo Zhao, Zuhui Fan, Xinmin Zhang
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Hong Li, Jun‐Qing Xia, Gong‐Bo Zhao, Zuhui Fan, Xinmin Zhang
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Recently, the WMAP group published their 5 year data and considered the constraints on the time-evolving equation of state of dark energy for the first time from the WMAP distance information. In this Letter, we study the effectiveness of the usage of this distance information and find that the compressed CMB information can give similar constraints on dark energy parameters compared with the full CMB power spectrum if dark energy perturbations are included; however, if the dark energy perturbations are incorrectly neglected, the difference of the results is sizable.
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Recently, the WMAP group published their 5 year data and considered the constraints on the time-evolving equation of state of dark energy for the first time from the WMAP distance information. In this Letter, we study the effectiveness of the usage of this distance information and find that the compressed CMB information can give similar constraints on dark energy parameters compared with the full CMB power spectrum if dark energy perturbations are included; however, if the dark energy perturbations are incorrectly neglected, the difference of the results is sizable.
Key concepts: CMB cold spot, Dark energy, Cosmic microwave background, Physics, Astrophysics, Energy (signal processing), Spectral density, Equation of state