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Sub-Horizon and Quasi-Static Approximations in Interacting Dark Sector Models Involving Scalar Field Dark Energy
We investigate the validity of the sub-horizon approximation (SHA) and quasi-static approximation (QSA) for linear matter perturbations in interacting scalar-field dark-energy models. We consider both quintessence and phantom scalar fields and derive their full relativistic perturbation evolution to
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