Gaussian discriminators between CDM and wCDM cosmologies using expansion data
arXiv:2203.01817 · doi:10.1140/epjc/s10052-022-10737-8
Abstract
The Gaussian linear model provides a unique way to obtain the posterior probability distribution as well as the Bayesian evidence analytically. Considering the expansion rate data, the Gaussian linear model can be applied for CDM, wCDM, and a non-flat CDM. In this paper, we simulate the expansion data with various precision and obtain the Bayesian evidence, then it has been used to discriminate the models. The data uncertainty is in the range and two different sampling rates have been considered. Our results indicate that it is possible to discriminate (or ) model from the CDM with uncertainty in expansion rate data. Finally, we perform a parameters inference in both the MCMC and Gaussian linear model, using currently available expansion rate data, and compare the results.
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