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1. Physics and Astronomy › Cosmology and Gravitation Theories

   Reproducing $Λ$CDM-like Solutions in $f(Q)$ Gravity: A Comprehensive Study Across All Connection Branches

   Chakraborty, Dutta, Gregoris, Karwan and Khyllep · arXiv (Cornell University) · 2025

   The paper asks whether f(Q) gravity can exactly reproduce ΛCDM-like cosmic background evolution, and reconstructs such models for all three possible symmetric teleparallel connection branches.

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   1. UncheckedFor the second connection branch in f(Q) gravity, the paper derives analytically that a model f(Q) = -2Λ + αQ - βQ² mimics ΛCDM background evolution.“For the second connection branch, we analytically reconstruct the $Λ$CDM-mimicking $f(Q)$ to be of the form $f(Q)=-2Λ+αQ-βQ^2$.”
   2. UncheckedAt the background level, f(Q) gravity models can mimic the standard ΛCDM cosmic expansion in all three allowed connection branches.“Our analysis proves that, at least at the background level, it is possible to obtain $Λ$CDM-mimicking $f(Q)$ models for all the three possible connection branches.”