The mild open-universe signal in late-Universe data is an artifact of assuming the basic ΛCDM model rather than evidence for genuine spatial curvature.
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Generalized second law on the apparent horizon plus w ≥ -1 and the dominant energy condition rules out hyperbolic spatial sections for homogeneous isotropic universes.
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The open-Universe signal: A model artifact rather than genuine curvature
The mild open-universe signal in late-Universe data is an artifact of assuming the basic ΛCDM model rather than evidence for genuine spatial curvature.
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The Generalized Second Law and the Spatial Curvature Index
Generalized second law on the apparent horizon plus w ≥ -1 and the dominant energy condition rules out hyperbolic spatial sections for homogeneous isotropic universes.
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