Stability of power law cosmological model in f(Q) gravity

In the present study, we have described the accelerated cosmological models of the universe in f(Q) gravity. In f(Q) gravity, the gravitational field equations are modified by a function of the non-metricity tensor, which characterizes the deviation of the affine connection from the metric compatibility condition. We have considered two different forms of f(Q) gravity as f(Q) = beta + alpha Q(n + 1) and f(Q) = beta Q + alpha Qn to explain the dynamics of the expanding universe. We have discussed the dynamics of the universe through graphical representation by considering the power law ( a = ktm). The free parameters of the models are fitted with the latest observational data set of observational Hubble data, consisting of 57 points, using statistical analysis based on the Markov Chain Monte Carlo method. The best-fit values for the model's parameter are estimated as H0 = 67.3 +/- 1.1, m = 1.0213 +/- 0.0071, and k = 65.4 +/- 1.1. The parameters of the derived model, like energy density, isotropic pressure, EoS (Equation of state) parameter, and jerk parameter, are discussed. We have described the energy conditions to explain the viability of the considered models. We have also verified the stability of the derived model through perturbation analysis.