Cosmographic view on the and tensions
arXiv:2307.13464 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.108.023523
Abstract
Measurements of the and parameters within the standard cosmological model recently highlighted significant statistical tensions between the cosmic microwave background and low-redshift probes, such as local distance ladder, weak lensing and galaxy clustering surveys. In this work, we frame geometrical distances in a model-independent way by means of cosmographic approximations in the range to take into account a robust dataset composed of Baryon Acoustic Oscillations (BAO), type Ia Supernovae (SN), Cosmic Chronometer (CC) data, and measurements from Redshift Space Distortions (RSD). From the joint analysis BAO\,+\,SN\,+\,CC\,+\,RSD, we find an accuracy of 1.4\% and 3.7\% on and , respectively. Our result for is at 2 tension with local measurements by the SH0ES team, while our estimate is at 2.6 tension with Planck-CMB analysis. This inference shows a tension statistically smaller when compared to those estimated via the CDM model. We also find that the jerk parameter can deviate more than 3 from the CDM prediction. Under the same cosmographic setup, we also present results by considering a SH0ES Gaussian prior on that allows for improved accuracy of the parameter space of the models. The present work brings observational constraints on and into a new model-independent perspective, which differs from the predictions obtained within the CDM paradigm.
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