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Reduced gravitational clustering strength

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Replacing the self-gravity term in the matter growth equation by (1−f)4πGρˉ​m​D, with 0<1−f<1, weakens clustering while leaving the background expansion unchanged.
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Matter-era growth with reduced gravitational clustering strength (s(f)=(−1+25−24f​)/6)

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Reduced gravitational clustering strength
During matter domination, the growing mode under a reduced clustering strength 1−f is
D(t)∝ts(f),s(f)=6−1+25−24f​​.
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It grows more slowly than the standard t2/3 mode whenever 0<f<1.

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