This randomized trial presents a PDF bundle for Hubble tension analysis in cosmology, suggesting stable citation and reproducibility improvements.
This deposit is Zenodo Record B : a PDF only snapshot bundle for human reading, stable citation of layout fixed manuscripts, and checksum verification. It is not a substitute for the Tier 1 reproducibility archive ( Record A ), which holds the runnable code trees, docker context, chains, and manifest gated freeze bytes. What is inside (this record) Eight publication grade PDFs plus a checksum file (exact filenames are part of the deposit contract): Paper I–IV manuscript PDFs (embedded figures/tables/equations). Paper VI companion PDF (inferential geometry / chart–physics separation; statistical layer). Supplements: English mechanics appendix excerpt, public theoretical lock in excerpt, and a public facing series overview PDF. `SHA256_CHECKSUMS.txt` — SHA 256 for each PDF above (regenerate only by repacking from the authoritative sources; do not hand edit). Reproducibility / numerics (Record A) All reruns, likelihood sources, MCMC bytes, and byte gated freeze tables live in the Tier 1 Record A deposit: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20135335 If a figure is already embedded in a PDF here, you do not need duplicate raw plots in Record B to understand the paper narrative; still use Record A for independent recomputation and manifest locked inputs. Keywords cosmology; Hubble tension; inferential geometry; wCDM; Pantheon+; MCMC; reproducibility; Zenodo; PDF snapshot
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