Probing the Hubble Tension with an Infinite-Future Condition on the Hubble Parameter
arXiv:1905.13431 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2026.140607
Abstract
We study the impact of imposing an infinite-future condition on Gaussian-process (GP) reconstructions of from 37 cosmic-chronometer measurements. Implementing the asymptotic limit expected in constant-CDM with as a pseudo-point at with tunable uncertainty lowers the GP-inferred Hubble constant from to ----. The resulting remains within -- of the \textit{Planck} CDM value, while the separation from representative local distance-ladder measurements increases to --. A scan over shows that the shift is governed by the effective pseudo-point weight, interpolating between the hard-condition and data-dominated limits. Finally, constant-CDM Markov Chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) fits to the same data with fixed to the GP-inferred values show that is only weakly affected, whereas lower shifts toward less negative values; allowing curvature broadens constraints and remains consistent with .
arXiv comment10 pages, 11+3 figures, Published in Physics Letters B, 879 (2026) 140607
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