The Tension in Non-flat QCDM Cosmology
arXiv:1803.07320 · doi:10.3847/1538-4357/aae523
Abstract
The recent local measurement of Hubble constant leads to a more than tension with Planck + CDM (Riess {\it et al} 2018). In this article we study the tension in non-flat QCDM cosmology, where Q stands for a minimally coupled and slowly-or-moderately rolling quintessence field with a smooth potential . By generalizing the QCDM one-parameter and three-parameter parametrizations in Huang {\it et al} 2011 to non-flat universe and using the latest cosmological data, we find that the tension remains above level for this class of model.
8 pages, 6 figures
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