GAIA Cepheid parallaxes and 'Local Hole' relieve tension
arXiv:1810.02595 · doi:10.1093/mnrasl/sly239
Abstract
There is an \% tension between the value of Hubble's Constant, km\,sMpc, implied by the {\it Planck} microwave background power spectrum and that given by the distance scale of km\,sMpc. But with a plausible assumption about a {\it Gaia} DR2 parallax systematic offset, we find that {\it Gaia} parallax distances of Milky Way Cepheid calibrators are \% longer than previously estimated. Similarly, {\it Gaia} also implies \% longer distances for 46 Cepheids than previous distances on the scale of Riess et al. Then we show that the existence of an hMpc `Local Hole' in the galaxy distribution implies an outflow of km\,s. Accounting for this in the recession velocities of SNIa standard candles out to reduces by a further \%. Combining the above two results would reduce the distance scale estimate by \% from to km\,sMpc, in reasonable agreement with the {\it Planck} value. We conclude that the discrepancy between distance scale and {\it Planck} measurements remains unconfirmed due to uncertainties caused by {\it Gaia} systematics and an unexpectedly inhomogeneous local galaxy distribution.
arXiv comment6 pages, 2 figures, accepted as a Short Communication to MNRAS 2018 December 17
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