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1 printed on:29th Jul 2010 Summer School in Cosmology Cosponsor(s): The Italian Institute for Nuclear Physics (INFN) Organizer(s): P. Creminelli (ICTP), U. Seljak (UC & LBNL Berkeley & Zürich U.), M. Viel (INAF, OATS) Scientific Secretary: M. Musso (ICTP), A. Paranjape (ICTP) Trieste - Italy, July 2010 Venue: Leonardo da Vinci Building Main Lecture Hall Programme Monday, 19 July 2010 (Room:Leonardo da Vinci Building Main Lecture Hall) 19 July :30-09:45 (Room: Leonardo da Vinci Building, Lobby) --- REGISTRATION & ADMINISTRATIVE FORMALITIES :45-10:00 WELCOME 10:00-11:00 J.A. Peacock / University of Edinburgh, U.K. Introduction to Cosmology - Lecture 1 11:00-11:45 (Room: Leonardo da Vinci Building Terrace) 11:45-12:45 F. Pretorius / Princeton University, U.S.A. Gravitational Waves - Lecture 1 12:45-14:15 (Room: Leonardo da Vinci Building Cafeteria) 14:15-15:15 U. Seljak / UC & LBNL Berkeley, U.S.A. & Zürich University, Switzerland Lensing - Lecture 1 1
2 15:15-16:15 A.J. Tolley / Perimeter Institute, Canada Dark Energy - Lecture 1 16:15-16: Break :45-17:45 Discussion Session Tuesday, 20 July 2010 (Room:Leonardo da Vinci Building Main Lecture Hall) 20 July :30-10:30 J.A. Peacock / University of Edinburgh, U.K. Introduction to Cosmology - Lecture 2 Large Scale Structure - Lecture 1 13:45-14:45 A.J. Tolley / Perimeter Institute, Canada Dark Energy - Lecture 2 14:45-15:45 U. Seljak / UC & LBNL Berkeley, U.S.A. & Zürich University, Switzerland Lensing - Lecture 2 16:15-17:15 Discussion Session Wednesday, 21 July 2010 (Room:Leonardo da Vinci Building Main Lecture Hall) 21 July :30-10:30 U. Seljak / UC & LBNL Berkeley, U.S.A. & Zürich University, Switzerland Lensing - Lecture 3 Large Scale Structure - Lecture 2 13:45-14:45 J.A. Peacock / University of Edinburgh, U.K. Introduction to Cosmology - Lecture 3 14:45-15:45 F. Pretorius / Princeton University, U.S.A. Gravitational Waves - Lecture 2 2
3 16:15-17:15 J. Cohn / UC Berkeley, U.S.A. Clusters - Lecture 1 Thursday, 22 July 2010 (Room:Leonardo da Vinci Building Main Lecture Hall) 22 July :30-10:30 J.A. Peacock / University of Edinburgh, U.K. Introduction to Cosmology - Lecture 4 Large Scale Structure - Lecture 3 13:45-14:45 F. Pretorius / Princeton University, U.S.A. Gravitational Waves - Lecture 3 14:45-15:45 A.J. Tolley / Perimeter Institute, Canada Dark Energy - Lecture 3 16:15-17:15 Research Presentations by Participants Friday, 23 July 2010 (Room:Leonardo da Vinci Building Main Lecture Hall) 23 July :30-10:30 F. Pretorius / Princeton University, U.S.A. Gravitational Waves - Lecture 4 Large Scale Structure - Lecture 4 13:45-14:45 J. Cohn / UC Berkeley, U.S.A. Clusters - Lecture 2 14:45-15:45 A.J. Tolley / Perimeter Institute, Canada Dark Energy - Lecture 4 3
4 16:15-17:15 Discussion Session Monday, 26 July 2010 (Room:Leonardo da Vinci Building Main Lecture Hall) 26 July :30-10:30 G. Raffelt / Max Planck, Munich, Germany Neutrinos in Particle Physics, Astrophysics and Cosmology - Lecture 1 11:15-12:15 H.J. Mo / UMass, Amherst, U.S.A. Galaxy Formation - Lecture 1 13:45-14:45 D.D. Baumann / IAS, Princeton, U.S.A. Inflation - Lecture 1 14:45-15:45 M. Zaldarriaga / IAS, Princeton, U.S.A. Cosmic Microwave Background - Lecture 1 16:15-17:15 Research Presentations by Participants Tuesday, 27 July 2010 (Room:Leonardo da Vinci Building Main Lecture Hall) 27 July :30-10:30 G. Raffelt / Max Planck, Munich, Germany Neutrinos in Particle Physics, Astrophysics and Cosmology - Lecture 2 11:15-12:15 M. Zaldarriaga / IAS, Princeton, U.S.A. Cosmic Microwave Background - Lecture 2 13:45-14:45 G. Bertone / IAP Paris, France & Zurich University, Switzerland Dark Matter - Lecture 1 14:45-15:45 M. Zaldarriaga / IAS, Princeton, U.S.A. Cosmic Microwave Background - Lecture 3 16:15-17:15 Discussion Session 4
5 Wednesday, 28 July 2010 (Room:Leonardo da Vinci Building Main Lecture Hall) 28 July :30-10:30 G. Bertone / IAP Paris, France & Zurich University, Switzerland Dark Matter - Lecture 2 11:15-12:15 M. Zaldarriaga / IAS, Princeton, U.S.A. Cosmic Microwave Background - Lecture 4 13:45-14:45 D.D. Baumann / IAS, Princeton, U.S.A. Inflation - Lecture 2 14:45-15:45 H.J. Mo / UMass, Amherst, U.S.A. Galaxy Formation - Lecture 2 16:15-17:15 Discussion Session Thursday, 29 July 2010 (Room:Leonardo da Vinci Building Main Lecture Hall) 29 July :30-10:30 H.J. Mo / UMass, Amherst, U.S.A. Galaxy Formation - Lecture 3 11:15-12:15 G. Bertone / IAP Paris, France & Zurich University, Switzerland Dark Matter - Lecture 3 13:45-14:45 G. Raffelt / Max Planck, Munich, Germany Neutrinos in Particle Physics, Astrophysics and Cosmology - Lecture 3 14:45-15:45 D.D. Baumann / IAS, Princeton, U.S.A. Inflation - Lecture 3 16:15-17:15 Research Presentations by Participants Friday, 30 July 2010 (Room:Leonardo da Vinci Building Main Lecture Hall) 30 July
6 09:00-10:00 G. Bertone / IAP Paris, France & Zurich University, Switzerland Dark Matter - Lecture 4 10:00-10:30 (Room: Leonardo da Vinci Building Terrace) 10:30-11:30 G. Raffelt / Max Planck, Munich, Germany Neutrinos in Particle Physics, Astrophysics and Cosmology - Lecture 4 11:30-12:30 D.D. Baumann / IAS, Princeton, U.S.A. Inflation - Lecture 4 12:30-14:00 (Room: Leonardo da Vinci Building Cafeteria) 14:00-15:00 H.J. Mo / UMass, Amherst, U.S.A. Galaxy Formation - Lecture 4 printed on:29th Jul 2010
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