DESI Data Suggests Dark Energy May Be Evolving
DESI data suggests dark energy may be evolving, challenging the standard cosmological model and prompting new theoretical frameworks.
DESI data suggests dark energy may be evolving, challenging the standard cosmological model and prompting new theoretical frameworks.
An exploratory cluster analysis of EU-27 data identifies four country groupings in which population health, sickness absence, productivity growth, digitalisation ...
A theoretical analysis finds that the apparent preference for evolving dark energy over a cosmological constant is modest and depends ...
A new Bayesian analysis combining DESI DR1 and DR2 baryon acoustic oscillations with supernova, cosmic chronometer and CMB data finds ...
A new clustering study sorts EU member states into four digital governance groups and finds that institutional quality, especially regulatory ...
Czech researchers have used ion mobility-assisted mass spectrometry imaging to map stress phytohormones directly across intact Arabidopsis leaves infected with ...
A new study of nonminimally coupled quintessence shows that observational data favor parameter regions in which the universe avoids a ...
A new theoretical study shows that a single curvaton field with a non-minimal coupling to spacetime curvature can reproduce DESI-motivated ...
A new scalar-vector-tensor theory of gravity unifies dark energy and dark matter while offering a mathematically consistent route to easing ...
A new no-go theorem shows that the adiabatic torsion mode of Einstein–Cartan cosmology cannot rescue the Hubble-cutoff model of holographic ...
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