Kinematic Constraints to the Transition Redshift from SNe Ia Union Data
arXiv:0811.2379 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.79.047301
Abstract
The kinematic approach to cosmological tests provides a direct evidence to the present accelerating stage of the universe which does not depend on the validity of general relativity, as well as on the matter-energy content of the Universe. In this context, we consider here a linear two-parameter expansion for the decelerating parameter, , where and are arbitrary constants to be constrained by the Union supernovae data. By assuming a flat Universe we find that the best fit to the pair of free parameters is () = ( whereas the transition redshift is () (). This kinematic result is in agreement with some independent analyzes and accommodates more easily many dynamical flat models (like CDM).
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