Evidence against Ryskin's model of cosmic acceleration
arXiv:2001.00695 · doi:10.1016/j.astropartphys.2020.102428
Abstract
In this paper I examine how well Ryskin's model of emergent cosmic acceleration fits several sets of cosmological observations. I find that while Ryskin's model is somewhat compatible with the standard model of cosmological acceleration (CDM) for low redshift (z < 1) measurements, its predictions diverge considerably from those of the standard model for measurements made at high redshift (for which z > 1), and it is therefore not a compelling substitute for the standard model.
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