Constraints on the Hubble and matter density parameters with and without modelling the CMB anisotropies
arXiv:2410.00804 · doi:10.3390/astronomy4040024
Abstract
We consider constraints on the Hubble parameter and the matter density parameter from: (i) the age of the Universe based on old stars and stellar populations in the Galactic disc and halo (Cimatti & Moresco 2023); (ii) the turnover scale in the matter power spectrum, which tells us the cosmological horizon at the epoch of matter-radiation equality (Philcox et al. 2022); and (iii) the shape of the expansion history from supernovae (SNe) and baryon acoustic oscillations (BAOs) with no absolute calibration of either, a technique known as uncalibrated cosmic standards (UCS; Lin, Chen, & Mack 2021). A narrow region is consistent with all three constraints just outside their uncertainties. Although this region is defined by techniques unrelated to the physics of recombination and the sound horizon then, the standard fit to the CMB anisotropies falls precisely in this region. This concordance argues against early-time explanations for the anomalously high local estimate of (the 'Hubble tension'), which can only be reconciled with the age constraint at an implausibly low . We suggest instead that outflow from the local KBC supervoid (Keenan, Barger, & Cowie 2013) inflates redshifts in the nearby universe and thus the apparent local . Given the difficulties with solutions in the early universe, we argue that the most promising alternative to a local void is a modification to the expansion history at late times, perhaps due to a changing dark energy density.
12 pages, 3 figures, no tables. Published in Astronomy
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