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$\nu\Lambda$CDM: Neutrinos help reconcile Planck with the Local Universe

Wyman, Mark, Rudd, Douglas H., Vanderveld, R. Ali et al.

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Current measurements of the low and high redshift Universe are in tension if we restrict ourselves to the standard six parameter model of flat $\Lambda$CDM.

This tension has two parts.
First, the Planck satellite data suggest a higher normalization of matter perturbations than local measurements of galaxy clusters.
Second, the expansion rate of the Universe today, $H_0$, derived from local distance-redshift measurements is significantly higher than that inferred using the acoustic scale in galaxy surveys and the Planck data as a standard ruler.

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