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SUMMARY:Department of Physics Colloquium\, Professor Maria Dainotti\, National Astronomical Observatory of Japan
DESCRIPTION:Department of Physics Colloquium\, Professor Maria Dainotti\, National Astronomical Observatory of Japan Title: Probing the possible redshift evolution of the Hubble constant with SNe Ia and future perspectives with Gamma-Ray Bursts Host: Andre LeClair Abstract: The persistent Hubble constant tension motivates investigating whether H₀ may evolve with redshift. I will present a 20-bin analysis of the Master Type Ia Supernova Sample within the flat ΛCDM model\, testing the inferred H₀ evolution using logarithmic and power-law parameterizations. While both forms behave similarly up to the Cosmic Mic
LOCATION:Physical Sciences Building
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