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Energy
conservation in FLRW gives
ρ
˙
=
−
3
H
(
ρ
+
P
)
when
ρ
and
P
are
energy density
and
pressure
.
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Equation-of-state parameter
Cosmological continuity equation
Quintessence
Equation-of-state parameter
Quintessence scale-factor solution
Quintessence
Quintessence-dominated universe
Quintessence
Equation-of-state parameter
0
0
0
Cosmological continuity equation
A
cosmological fluid with constant
equation-of-state
parameter
w
has
P
=
wρ
and
ρ
∝
a
−
3
(
1
+
w
)
.
Quintessence
0
0
0
Equation-of-state parameter
Quintessence
is dynamical
dark energy
with negative
pressure
, conventionally
−
1
<
w
<
−
1/3
.
Quintessence scale-factor solution
0
0
0
Quintessence
For
w
=
−
2/3
, zero
cosmological constant
, and negative curvature,
a
(
t
)
=
β
t
+
γ
t
2
/4
with
density
and curvature
parameters
γ
,
β
>
0
.
Quintessence-dominated universe
0
0
0
Quintessence
For
w
=
−
2/3
,
a
quintessence
-dominated
scale factor
grows quadratically and
t
H
approaches two.
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