Strong evidence for an accelerating universe
arXiv:1702.08244 · doi:10.1051/0004-6361/201730469
Abstract
A recent analysis of the Supernova Ia data claims a 'marginal' () evidence for a cosmic acceleration. This result has been complemented with a non-accelerating cosmology, which was presented as a valid alternative to the CDM model. In this paper, we use the same analysis to show that a non-marginal evidence for acceleration is actually found. We compare the standard Friedmann models to the cosmology by complementing SN Ia data with the Baryon Acoustic Oscillations, Gamma Ray Bursts and Observational Hubble datasets. We also study the power-law model which is a functional generalisation of . We find that the evidence for late-time acceleration is beyond refutable at a 4.56 confidence level from SN Ia data alone, and at an even stronger confidence level () from our joint analysis. Also, the non-accelerating model fails to statistically compare with the CDM having a .
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