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Third-Order Density Perturbation and One-Loop Power Spectrum in Dark-Energy-Dominated Universe

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arxiv 0806.1437 v3 pith:TZA4QXVG submitted 2008-06-09 astro-ph gr-qc

Third-Order Density Perturbation and One-Loop Power Spectrum in Dark-Energy-Dominated Universe

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keywords modelcosmologicaldark-energypowerspectrumdensityone-loopperturbation
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We investigate the third-order density perturbation and the one-loop correction to the linear power spectrum in the dark-energy cosmological model. Our main interest is to understand the dark-energy effect on baryon acoustic oscillations in a quasi-nonlinear regime ($k \approx 0.1h$/Mpc). Analytical solutions and simple fitting formulae are presented for the dark-energy model with the general time-varying equation of state $w(a)$. It turns out that the power spectrum coincides with the approximate result based on the EdS (Einstein de-Sitter) model within 1% for $k<0.4h/$Mpc at $z=0$ in the WMAP (Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Probe) 5yr best-fitting cosmological model, which suggests that the cosmological dependence is very small.

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