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astro-ph200845 cited

Planck priors for dark energy surveys

Pia Mukherjee, Martin Kunz, David Parkinson +1

Although cosmic microwave background (CMB) anisotropy data alone cannot constrain simultaneously the spatial curvature and the equation of state of dark energy, CMB data provide a…

astro-ph20072 cited

Comment on `Tainted evidence: cosmological model selection versus fitting', by Eric V. Linder and Ramon Miquel (astro-ph/0702542v2)

Andrew R Liddle, Pier Stefano Corasaniti, Martin Kunz +3

In astro-ph/0702542v2, Linder and Miquel seek to criticize the use of Bayesian model selection for data analysis and for survey forecasting and design. Their discussion is based on…

astro-ph200736 cited

Optimising Baryon Acoustic Oscillation Surveys - I: Testing the concordance LCDM cosmology

David Parkinson, Chris Blake, Martin Kunz +3

We optimize the design of future spectroscopic redshift surveys for constraining the dark energy via precision measurements of the baryon acoustic oscillations (BAO), with particul…

astro-ph200719 cited

When can the Planck satellite measure spectral index running?

Cédric Pahud, Andrew R. Liddle, Pia Mukherjee +1

We use model selection forecasting to assess the ability of the Planck satellite to make a positive detection of spectral index running. We simulate Planck data for a range of assu…

astro-ph20043 cited

Dark Energy in Chains

David Parkinson, Bruce A. Bassett, Edmund J. Copeland +2

Dark energy affects the CMB through its perturbations and affects both CMB and Sn-Ia through its background evolution. Using recent CMB and Sn-Ia data sets, together with the most…

astro-ph2002

Did the dark energy always have a large Compton wavelength?

Bruce A. Bassett, Martin Kunz, David Parkinson +1

Until now all well-studied dark energy models proposed have very large Compton wavelengths, at all time and hence show no clustering on small scales. Evidence again…