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1. Physics and Astronomy › Cosmology and Gravitation Theories

   Cosmic structure growth and perturbation analysis in logarithmic f(Q) gravity

   Sudharani, Kavya and Venkatesha · The European Physical Journal C · 2025

   The authors fit a logarithmic f(Q) modified-gravity model to RSD and DESI data, examining background expansion and structure growth, and report consistency with observations and a possible easing of the S8 tension.

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   1. UncheckedIn a logarithmic f(Q) gravity model, results are consistent with observational data and particularly favour a quintessence-like accelerated expansion.“The results demonstrate consistency with observational data, particularly supporting a quintessence-like accelerated expansion.”