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X-WR-CALNAME: IAC Talks: Open Astronomy Seminars
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CREATED:2022-02-03T10:30:00+00:00
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SUMMARY:Cornering the Hubble tension by studying systematics and reconstruc
 ting the local Universe with supernovae (HOSTFLOWS)
DESCRIPTION:Cornering the Hubble tension by studying systematics and recons
 tructing the local Universe with supernovae (HOSTFLOWS)\nDr. Lluis Galbany
 \n\nThe expansion rate of the Universe parameterized by the Hubble-Lemaî
 tre parameter H(z), has been a major endeavor in cosmology since the disco
 very of the expanding Universe. In the last years, significant effort has 
 been put forth to measure with high precision the local value of the Hubbl
 e-Lemaître parameter known as the Hubble constant (H0), and today H0 is 
 estimated from the distance ladder with an uncertainty of &lt;3% . Perplex
 ingly, these findings have revealed a dramatic discrepancy dubbed "the Hub
 ble tension": the estimation of H0 from the local distance ladder is in st
 rong disagreement (at 4.4&sigma; or 99.99% level) with the value inferred 
 at high-redshift from the angular scale of fluctuations in the cosmic micr
 owave background (CMB), possibly hinting towards new physics beyond the st
 andard model. This discrepancy represents the most urgent puzzle of modern
  cosmology, and it is nowadays one of its hottest topics. The HOSTFLOWS pr
 oject aims to advance towards solving of this tension by (i) performing an
  unprecedented study of the local environments of nearby standard candles 
 to address the leading systematic uncertainties in the measurement of H0, 
 and (ii) reconstructing the panorama of our supercluster Laniakea by study
 ing cosmic flows using type Ia supernovae (SNe Ia) in the near-infrared (N
 IR). In this talk, I will introduce the topic and summarize the current an
 d future efforts HOTFLOWS is doing in this regard.\nZoom link:&nbsp;https:
 //rediris.zoom.us/j/81863823691?pwd=OFM1QW9Qc0dOQjZZVVd5RHAxM3FvQT09\nMeet
 ing ID:&nbsp;818 6382 3691\nPasscode:&nbsp;223140\nYoutube link:&nbsp;http
 s://youtu.be/uGQPTJCZIfE\n
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