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1. Physics and Astronomy › Cosmology and Gravitation Theories

   Linear matter density perturbations in the Λ s CDM model: Examining growth dynamics and addressing the S 8 tension

   Akarsu, Çam, Paraskevas and Perivolaropoulos · Journal of Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics · 2025

   The paper studies how small matter-density perturbations grow in Λs CDM, where the cosmological constant flips sign around z~2, and suggests this may ease the S8 structure-growth tension.

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   1. UncheckedIn the Λs CDM model, matter clumps grow faster than in ΛCDM before a late transition, by about 15% around redshift 2.“Prior to the transition, the AdS-like $Λ$ reduces cosmic friction, causing linear matter density perturbations to grow more rapidly than in $Λ$CDM; this effect is most pronounced just before the transition, with a growth rate around $15\%$ higher than $Λ$CDM around $z\sim2$.”
   2. UncheckedIn the Λs CDM model, the growth index γ starts below ΛCDM and EdS values, rises through the transition, then tracks ΛCDM slightly higher, staying near 0.55.“Before the transition, $γ$ remains below both the $Λ$CDM and EdS values ($γ\approx6/11$); during the transition, it increases rapidly and then grows gradually, paralleling $Λ$CDM while remaining slightly higher in the post-transition era-though overall, it stays near $γ\sim0.55$.”