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Attracted to de Sitter: cosmology of the linear Horndeski models

Martin-Moruno, Prado, Nunes, Nelson J., Lobo, Francisco S. N.

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We consider Horndeski cosmological models, with a minisuperspace Lagrangian linear in the field derivative, that are able to screen any vacuum energy and material content leading to a spatially flat de Sitter vacuum fixed by the theory itself.

Furthermore, we investigate particular models with a cosmic evolution independent of the material content and use them to understand the general characteristics of this framework.
We also consider more realistic models, which we denote the "term-by-term" and "tripod" models, focusing attention on cases in which the critical point is indeed an attractor solution and the cosmological history is of particular interest.

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