Unless otherwise specified,
all regular Seminars
take place at 2:30pm on Monday
in Curia II,
on the second floor / west side of Wilson Hall, directly below the library,
while all Lunch Seminars
take place at 1:00pm on the same day
in the 3E - Theory Conference Room.
September 21
Arjun Berera (Vanderbilt) -
A First Principles Warm Inflation Model
September 28
Ewan Stewart (Fermilab) -
Building Natural Models of Inflation
October 5
John Carlstrom (Chicago) -
The Sunyaev Zel'dovich Effect: observations and implications
Lunch Seminar
Kristen Menou (CfA & DARC) -
Advection-Dominated Accretion Flows (ADAFs) around Neutron Stars and
Black Holes in Transient X-ray Binaries
October 12
George Fuller (San Diego) -
Do Big Bang and Supernova Nucleosynthesis and New Experiments Suggest
the Existence of a New Particle: the Light Sterile Neutrino?
Lunch Seminar
Kim Coble (Chicago) -
Anisotropy in the Cosmic Microwave Background at Degree Angular
Scales: Python V Results
October 19
Igor Tkatchev (Purdue) -
Matter Creation in the Early Universe
Lunch Seminar
Zoltan Haiman (Fermilab)
October 26
Fay Dowker (Imperial) -
Good and Bad Topology Change
Lunch Seminar
Dallas Kennedy (Florida) -
Cosmic Ray Antiprotons
November 2
Adrian Melott (Kansas) -
Cluster Winds Blow Along Supercluster Axes
Lunch Seminar
Marcelo Gleiser (Dartmouth) -
Gravitational Waves from Collapsing Vacuum Domains
November 9
Yun Wang (Princeton) -
Supernova Pencil Beam Survey
November 16
Rupert Croft (Harvard) -
Studying Cosmology without Galaxy Formation: The Lyman-Alpha Forest
Lunch Seminar
Idit Zehavi (Fermilab) -
Mass Power Spectrum from Peculiar Velocities
November 23
Willy Fischler (Texas) -
Holography and Cosmology
December 7
Daniel Eisenstein (IAS) -
Precision Cosmology with CMB Experiments and Large Redshift Surveys
For questions, contact Andrew Sornborger or Ewan Stewart, who're organizing the seminars right now.