Reevaluation of ΛCHP Hubble Parameters to Decoding VAUE Universe Accelerate

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Abstract

The cosmological parameters, specifically BCP(Baryon Cosmological Parameter (Telescopic Universe) )and DCP (Dark Cosmological Parameters (Lightless Universe)), are accelerating more apace than we expected. This accelerated our understanding of its functions in covariance to expansion parameters[1]. The Hubble tension is a long-familiar question in the exploration of cosmological parameters[2][3]. The measurement of the Hubble constant (H0), unveils a disparity in how apace the BCP and DCP[4]. Diametrical ways of measuring parameters yield various results, highlighting the realness that numerous questions in this domain remain unanswered[5][6]. This gap brings to light question regarding our existing cosmological parameters known(CDM) [7][8]. It suggests the necessity of incorporating new parameters, often referred to as the DPP(Dark Physics Parameters) method, to gain an understanding of the accelerated universe. This theory integrates a between the Hubble equation, both BCP and DCP are accelerating cosmological Hubble parameters. This integration pertains to how Cosmological Hubble parameters evolve across the past, present, and future dimensions. We propose that both BCP and DCP are influenced by stochastic variables in a diametrical domain characterized by dissent magnitude of matter. This theory's conjunctive mass term, volume term, and CHP provide a new perspective on BCP, specifically DCP and Hubble Tension. This theory discusses that the reevaluation of our current understanding of BCP and DCP is necessary to integrate this acceleration of Universe Expansion changes. This adjustment could help us understand one of the biggest mysteries in modern cosmology.

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