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1. Physics and Astronomy › Cosmology and Gravitation Theories

   Late-transition versus smooth H(z) -deformation models for the resolution of the Hubble crisis

   Alestas, Camarena, Di Valentino et al. · Physical review. D/Physical review. D. · 2022

   The paper compares late-transition models with smooth deformations of the expansion history as fixes for the Hubble tension, using CMB, BAO and supernova data, and finds the transition models fit better.

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   1. Unchecked“We find that smooth $H(z)$ deformation models perform worse than transition models for the following reasons: 1) They have a worse fit to low-$z$ geometric probes (BAO and SnIa data); 2) They favor values of the SnIa absolute magnitude $M$ that are lower as…
   2. UncheckedLetting dark energy's equation of state change at a late transition does not fit cosmological data better than a pure supernova-magnitude transition with w fixed at -1.“We also find that the $w-M$ transition model ($LwMT$) does not provide a better quality of fit to cosmological data than a pure $M$ transition model ($LMT$) where $w$ is fixed to the \lcdm value $w=-1$ at all redshifts.”
   3. Unchecked“We conclude that the $LMT$ model has significant statistical advantages over smooth late-time $H(z)$ deformation models in addressing the Hubble crisis.”