Towards a Solution to the H0 Tension: the Price to Pay
arXiv:2106.12116 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.105.023526
Abstract
The tension between current expansion rate H using Planck data and direct model-independent measurements in the local universe has reached a tension above 5 in the context of the CDM model. The growing tension among early time and local measurements of H has not ameliorated and remains a crucial and open question in cosmology. Solutions to understand this tension are possible hidden sources of systematic error in the observable measurements or modifications to the concordance CDM model. In this work, we investigate a solution to the H tension by modifying CDM and we add at early times extra relativistic energy density . In some context this corresponds to EDE or Bound Dark Energy. We implement our model in CAMB and perform a full COSMO-MC (MCMC) allowing to simultaneously fit the latest data from CMB anisotropies and the value of H from A. Riess [R-19] \ci{Riess:2019cxk}. The inclusion of ameliorates the tension between early and late time measurements only slightly and we obtain a value H\ksm) still in conflict with local measurements [R-19]. We follow up our analysis by proposing two forecasting standard deviation and (in units of \ksm) for local distance measurements H \ksm. From MCMC we obtain a value of H \ksm\, at 68\% confidence level for , fully consistent with [R-19], while the price to pay is a percentage increase of in CMB . Finally, the extra energy density leaves distinctive imprints in the matter power spectrum at scales with and in the CMB power spectrum, allowing for independent verification of our analysis.
arXiv comment20 pages, 10 figures
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