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Physics and Astronomy › Cosmology and Gravitation Theories
Accelerating cosmological model with scalar field in f(R,Lm) gravity
Devi, Bhagat and Mishra · Annals of Physics · 2026
The paper studies cosmic dynamics in f(R,Lm) gravity with and without a scalar field, finding late-time de Sitter attractors and a matter-era saddle point in the scalar-field case, without a cosmological constant.
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- UncheckedIn f(R,Lm) gravity without a scalar field, the dynamical system has a matter-dominated saddle point and a de Sitter attractor.“The resulting autonomous system admits a matter-dominated saddle configuration and a de Sitter attractor .”
- UncheckedWith a scalar field added, the model's equations have a matter-dominated saddle point and a stable dark-energy attractor, a late-time de Sitter phase.“The extended autonomous system also contains a matter-dominated saddle point and a stable dark-energy-dominated attractor corresponding to a late-time de Sitter phase.”
- UncheckedIn this f(R,Lm) gravity model, adding a scalar field turns the stable matter era into a saddle point, letting the Universe evolve to late-time acceleration.“Also, in the absence of the scalar field, the matter-dominated configuration associated with a vanishing nonlinear contribution remains stable, whereas the inclusion of the scalar field transforms the matter era into a saddle configuration, thereby enabling the Universe to naturally evolve toward t…”
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