Analysis of Pantheon+ supernova data suggests evidence of sign-changing pressure of the cosmological fluid

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Hauptverfasser: Çamlıbel, A. Kazım, Feyizoğlu, M. Akif, Semiz, İbrahim
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author Çamlıbel, A. Kazım
Feyizoğlu, M. Akif
Semiz, İbrahim
author_facet Çamlıbel, A. Kazım
Feyizoğlu, M. Akif
Semiz, İbrahim
contents In this work, we revisit/reinterpret/extend the model-independent analysis method (which we now call spread - luminosity distance fitting, spread-LDF) from our previous work. We apply it to the updated supernova type Ia catalogue, Pantheon+ and recent GRB compilations. The procedure allows us, using only FLRW assumption, to construct good approximations for expansion history of the universe, re-confirming its acceleration to be a robust feature. When we also assume General Relativity ("GR"), we can demonstrate, without any matter/energy model in mind, the need for (possibly nonconstant) dark energy ("GDE"). We find hints for positive pressure of GDE at z>1 with implications on either the complexity of dark energy, or the validity of one of the cosmological principle, interpretation of SN Ia data, or GR.
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spellingShingle Analysis of Pantheon+ supernova data suggests evidence of sign-changing pressure of the cosmological fluid
Çamlıbel, A. Kazım
Feyizoğlu, M. Akif
Semiz, İbrahim
General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology
Cosmology and Nongalactic Astrophysics
In this work, we revisit/reinterpret/extend the model-independent analysis method (which we now call spread - luminosity distance fitting, spread-LDF) from our previous work. We apply it to the updated supernova type Ia catalogue, Pantheon+ and recent GRB compilations. The procedure allows us, using only FLRW assumption, to construct good approximations for expansion history of the universe, re-confirming its acceleration to be a robust feature. When we also assume General Relativity ("GR"), we can demonstrate, without any matter/energy model in mind, the need for (possibly nonconstant) dark energy ("GDE"). We find hints for positive pressure of GDE at z>1 with implications on either the complexity of dark energy, or the validity of one of the cosmological principle, interpretation of SN Ia data, or GR.
title Analysis of Pantheon+ supernova data suggests evidence of sign-changing pressure of the cosmological fluid
topic General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology
Cosmology and Nongalactic Astrophysics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.06861