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Horndeski dark matter and beyond

Diez-Tejedor, Alberto, Flores, Francisco, Niz, Gustavo

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Starting from the Gleyzes-Langlois-Piazza-Vernizzi action, we derive the most general effective theory that is invariant under internal shifts and a $\mathbb{Z}_2$ mirror symmetry in the scalar sector.

Contrary to what one may think, this model presents a dark matter tracker previous to the dark energy domination.
We show that, in an empty universe and to linear order in perturbations, the scalar mode clusters in exactly the same way as standard nonrelativistic cold dark matter.
This also holds for the subsector of the theory where the speed of propagation of gravitational waves equals that of light, in agreement with the recent multimessenger observation.