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Early Dark Energy from a Higher-dimensional Gauge Theory

Kojima, Kentaro, Okubo, Yuri

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The Hubble constant estimated from the CMB measurements shows large disagreement with the locally measured value.

This inconsistency is called the Hubble tension and is vastly studied in recent years.
Early Dark Energy (EDE) gives a few percent contribution to the total energy density of the universe only at an epoch before the recombination, and it is considered as a promising solution to the tension.
A simple realization of EDE is given by dynamics of a scalar field, called the EDE scalar, and models including the EDE scalar are extensively studied in the literature.