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arxiv 0905.2962 v2 pith:UCJPQ43U submitted 2009-05-18 astro-ph.CO gr-qc

Exponential Gravity

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We investigate a f(R) modification of gravity that is exponential in the Ricci scalar R to explain cosmic acceleration. The steepness of this dependence provides extra freedom to satisfy solar system and other curvature regime constraints. With a parameter to alleviate the usual fine tuning of having the modification strengthen near the present, the total number of parameters is only one more than LCDM. The resulting class of solutions asymptotes to w=-1 but has no cosmological constant. We calculate the dynamics in detail, examine the effect on the matter power spectrum, and provide a simple fitting form relating the two.

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