GetDist: a python package for analysing Monte Carlo samples
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- Phantom menace in Palatini f(R, ) theories: ghost instabilities in the quadratic curvature limit
- Constraining spatial curvature with priors from swampland conjectures
- Cosmographic analysis of the Rastall gravity model with recent baryon acoustic oscillations and supernova samples
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