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Modified Gravity from growth data: goodness-of-fit and gravitational coupling
While background expansion data alone cannot discriminate among cosmological models, the growth of large-scale structures directly probes the underlying theory of gravity, offering a path to distinguish General Relativity from its modifications. In this work, we constrain three representative $F(R)$
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