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From Hubble to Snap Parameters: A Gaussian Process Reconstruction

arXiv:2212.12346 · doi:10.1093/mnras/stae120

Abstract

By using recent and SNe Ia data, we reconstruct the evolution of kinematic parameters , , jerk and snap, using a model-independent, non-parametric method, namely, the Gaussian Processes. Throughout the present analysis, we have allowed for a spatial curvature prior, based on Planck 18 constraints. In the case of SNe Ia, we modify a python package (GaPP) in order to obtain the reconstruction of the fourth derivative of a function, thereby allowing us to obtain the snap from comoving distances. Furthermore, using a method of importance sampling, we combine and SNe Ia reconstructions in order to find joint constraints for the kinematic parameters. We find for the current values of the parameters: km/s/Mpc, , , at 1 c.l. We find that these reconstructions are compatible with the predictions from flat CDM model, at least for 2 confidence intervals.

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