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Analysis of dark energy models reveals constraints between matter perturbations and parameters, indicating discriminative potential at low redshifts.
We consider the linear growth of matter perturbations in various dark energy (DE) models. We show the existence of a constraint valid at z=0 between the background and dark energy parameters and the matter perturbations growth parameters. For ΛCDM γ0′≡dγdz|0 lies in a very narrow interval −0.0195⩽γ0′⩽−0.0157 for 0.2⩽Ωm,0⩽0.35. Models with a constant equation of state inside General Relativity (GR) are characterized by a quasi-constant γ0′, for Ωm,0=0.3 for example we have γ0′≈−0.02 while γ0 can have a nonnegligible variation. A smoothly varying equation of state inside GR does not produce either |γ0′|>0.02. A measurement of γ(z) on small redshifts could help discriminate between various DE models even if their γ0 is close, a possibility interesting for DE models outside GR for which a significant γ0′ can be obtained.
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