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Investigating the $H_0$ Tension and Expansion-History Mismatch with Diverse Dark Energy Parametrization Frameworks
In this work, we investigate whether the mismatch between early- and late-Universe inferences of the cosmic expansion history is associated with a particular redshift range, and whether models that alleviate the $H_0$ tension also provide a consistent description of $H(z)$ across cosmic time. We con
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