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On top of this, it was found in [30] that the model is ruled out by the fact that its ten-sor perturbations do not propagate at the speed of light. This is also interesting from the methodological point of view since it shows that, for these nonlocal models, it is not obvious a priori to satisfy this constraint. The equation for tensor perturbations

CMB+BAO+SNe

Parameter νΛCDM4

H0 67.60+0.660.55 70.27+0.950.94

νmν[eV] <0.10 (at 1σ) 0.185+0.0870.096 ωc 0.1189+0.00110.0011 0.1202+0.00140.0014 100ωb 2.229+0.0140.015 2.217+0.0170.017 ln(1010As) 3.071+0.0260.029 3.080+0.0340.036 ns 0.9661+0.00430.0043 0.9637+0.00500.0050 τre 0.06965+0.013930.01549 0.07280+0.017690.01927M 0.3109+0.00690.0084 0.2925+0.00960.0101 zre 9.150+1.3961.355 9.490+1.7931.656 σ8 0.8157+0.01350.0104 0.8240+0.01990.0177

χ2min 13630.78 13649.98

∆χ2min 0 19.20

TABLE5.1: Parameter estimation andχ2values forνΛCDM and the

4model, using the CMB, BAO and SNe datasets. From [30].

0 1 2 3 4 5

0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2

z cgw(Δ4)

FIGURE5.2: The speed of gravitational waves in the4model as a function of the redshift. From [30].

in the∆4model is

(1−V¯)2ηA+2HηA+k2A +γ

"

(ηV¯)2 a2H02

2∂2ηAk2h˜A

+ (4 ¯U−3)ηV∂¯ ηA

#

=16πGa2σ˜A, (5.5.1) and the corresponding speed of gravitational waves in a FRW background is

c(gw4) = v u u t

1−V¯a2γH20(ηV¯)2 1−V¯ +2a2γH2

0

(ηV¯)2. (5.5.2) This quantity is always smaller than one, and in the recent epoch it differs from one significantly, see Fig.5.2. Thus, the∆4 model is ruled out by the GW170817/GRB 170817A test.

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