New accelerating solutions in late-time cosmology

New accelerating solutions in late-time cosmology

Dark energy models can be seen as dynamical systems. In this paper, we show that multifield models with a curved field space give rise to new critical points and we analyze their stability. These are new accelerating solutions in late-time cosmology which exist even for steep potentials. This opens...

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