A Dynamic Dark Information Energy Consistent with Planck Data
  The 2013 cosmology results from the European Space Agency Planck spacecraft
provide new limits to the dark energy equation of state parameter. Here we show
that Holographic Dark Information Energy (HDIE), a dynamic dark energy model,
achieves an optimal fit to the published datasets where Planck data is combined
with other astrophysical measurements. HDIE uses Landauer's principle to
account for dark energy by the energy equivalent of information, or entropy, of
stellar heated gas and dust. Combining Landauer's principle with the
Holographic principle yields an equation of state parameter determined solely
by star formation history, effectively solving the 'cosmic coincidence
problem'. While HDIE mimics a cosmological constant at low red-shifts, z<1, the
small difference from a cosmological constant expected at higher red-shifts
will only be resolved by the next generation of dark energy instrumentation.
The HDIE model is shown to provide a viable alternative to the main
cosmological constant/vacuum energy and scalar field/quintessence explanations.
