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Bounds on the possible evolution of the Gravitational Constant from Cosmological Type-Ia Supernovae

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Reconstructing the redshift evolution of Type Ia supernovae absolute magnitude cites this paper.

Reconstructing the redshift evolution of Type Ia supernovae absolute magnitude Bounds on the possible evolution of the Gravitational Constant from Cosmological Type-Ia Supernovae

Reference 54

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Hubble Tension and the G-step Model: Re-examination of Recent Constraints on Modified Local Physics cites this paper.

Hubble Tension and the G-step Model: Re-examination of Recent Constraints on Modified Local Physics Bounds on the possible evolution of the Gravitational Constant from Cosmological Type-Ia Supernovae

Reference 69

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