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Possible Resolution of the Hubble Tension with Weyl Invariant Gravity

Shimon, Meir

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We explore cosmological implications of a genuinely Weyl invariant (WI) gravitational interaction.

The latter reduces to general relativity in a particular conformal frame for which the gravitational coupling and active gravitational masses are fixed.
Specifically, we consider a cosmological model in this framework that is {\it dynamically} identical to the standard model (SM) of cosmology.
However, {\it kinematics} of test particles traveling in the new background metric is modified thanks to a new (cosmological) fundamental mass scale, $\gamma$, of the model.

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