In a GUP-modified cosmology, matter fluctuations grow more slowly and the primordial gravitational wave spectrum is enhanced at high frequencies, leading to a claimed bound β ≲ 10^39.
Quantum gravitational signatures in next-generation gravitational wave detectors
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A recent study established a correspondence between the Generalized Uncertainty Principle (GUP) and Modified theories of gravity, particularly Stelle gravity. We investigate the consequences of this correspondence for inflation and cosmological observables by evaluating the power spectrum of the scalar and tensor perturbations using two distinct methods. First, we employ PLANCK observations to determine the GUP parameter $\gamma_0$. Then, we use the value of $\gamma_0$ to investigate the implications of quantum gravity on the power spectrum of primordial gravitational waves and their possible detectability in the next-generation detectors, like Einstein Telescope and Cosmic explorer.
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Generalized Uncertainty Principle mimicking dynamical Dark Energy: matter perturbations and gravitational wave data analysis
In a GUP-modified cosmology, matter fluctuations grow more slowly and the primordial gravitational wave spectrum is enhanced at high frequencies, leading to a claimed bound β ≲ 10^39.