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Seeking Evolution of Dark Energy

We study how observationally to distinguish between a cosmological constant (CC) and an evolving dark energy with equation of state $ω(Z)$. We focus on the value of redshift Z* at which the cosmic late time acceleration begins and $\ddot{a}(Z^{*}) = 0$. Four $ω(Z)$ are studied, including the well-known CPL model and a new model that has advantages when describing the entire expansion era. If dark energy is represented by a CC model with $ω\equiv -1$, the present ranges for $Ω_Λ(t_0)$ and $Ω_m(t_0)$ imply that Z* = 0.743 with 4% error. We discuss the possible implications of a model independent measurement of Z* with better accuracy.

preprint2011arXivOpen access

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