Testing the Consistence of Gamma Ray Burst Data-set and Supernovae Union2
arXiv:1007.4734 · doi:10.1088/1475-7516/2010/11/014
Abstract
In this paper, we test the consistency of Gamma Ray Bursts (GRBs) Data-set and Supernovae Union2 (SNU2) via the so-called {\it multi-dimensional consistency test} under the assumption that CDM model is a potentially correct cosmological model. We find that the probes are inconsistent with and in terms of probability. With this observation, it is concluded that GRBs can be combined with SNU2 to constrain cosmological models.
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