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1. Physics and Astronomy › Cosmology and Gravitation Theories

   Implications of distance duality violation for the H 0 tension and evolving dark energy

   Teixeira, Giarè, Hogg, Montandon, Poudou and Poulin · Physical review. D/Physical review. D. · 2025

   The authors test five phenomenological ways the distance duality relation might be violated, to see whether this can explain the Hubble tension and change the evidence for evolving dark energy.

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   1. UncheckedTwo toy models of distance duality violation can resolve the Hubble tension in the authors' fits, one with a constant offset and one with a phantom dark energy.“We find that two toy models can resolve the tension: a constant offset in the DDR (equivalent to a shift in the calibration of the SNIa data), $D_L(z)/D_A(z)\simeq 0.925(1+z)^2$, which leaves the hint for evolving dark energy unaffected; or a change in the power-law redshift-dependence of the DDR,…”