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The ESPRESSO Redshift Drift Experiment III -- The Third Epoch of QSO J052915.80-435152.0
Andrea Trost, Catarina M. J. Marques, S. Cristiani +25
The Sandage-Loeb test probes cosmic expansion directly by measuring the redshift drift in quasar absorption features in a model-independent way. In this series of papers, we have l…
The ESPRESSO Redshift Drift Experiment I -- High-resolution spectra of the Lyman- forest of QSO J052915.80-435152.0
Andrea Trost, Catarina M. J. Marques, Stefano Cristiani +25
The measurement of the temporal evolution in the redshift of distant objects, the redshift drift, is a probe of universal expansion and cosmology. We perform the first steps toward…
Fundamental physics with ESPRESSO: a new determination of the D/H ratio towards PKS1937-101
Francesco Guarneri, Luca Pasquini, Valentina D'Odorico +19
Primordial abundances of light elements are sensitive to the physics of the early Universe and can directly constrain cosmological quantities, such as the baryon-to-photon ratio $η…
Fundamental physics with ESPRESSO: Constraints on Bekenstein and dark energy models from astrophysical and local probes
C. J. A. P. Martins, S. Cristiani, G. Cupani +21
Dynamical scalar fields in an effective four-dimensional field theory are naturally expected to couple to the rest of the theory's degrees of freedom, unless some new symmetry is p…
Fundamental Physics with ESPRESSO, Constraining a simple parametrisation for varying
Vitor da Fonseca, Tiago Barreiro, Nelson J. Nunes +24
The spectrograph ESPRESSO recently obtained a limit on the variation of the fine-structure constant, , through measurements along the line of sight of a bright quasar with a pre…
Fundamental physics with ESPRESSO: Precise limit on variations in the fine-structure constant towards the bright quasar HE 05154414
Michael T. Murphy, Paolo Molaro, Ana C. O. Leite +40
The strong intervening absorption system at redshift 1.15 towards the very bright quasar HE 05154414 is the most studied absorber for measuring possible cosmological variations…