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An extensive universe avoids phantom dark energy
A major challenge in cosmology and astrophysics is the phantom dark energy used to explain the data of DESI DR2 BAO. Assuming that the degrees of freedom of the universe are (d=3) extensive, we find that the linearised Hubble parameter in Tsallis Entropic cosmology is consistent with Cosmic Chronome
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