Unless otherwise specified, all regular Seminars take place at 2:30pm on Monday in Curia II, on the second floor / south-west corner of Wilson Hall, directly below the library, while all Lunch Seminars take place at 1:00pm on the same day in the 3 East - Theory Conference Room.
October 4
Uros Seljak (Princeton) -
High Precision Cosmology: Galaxies vs. Weak Lensing
Lunch Seminar
Robert Caldwell (Princeton) -
(1) A New Approach to Non-Linear Clustering (2) A Phantom Menace?
October 11
Matthias Steinmetz (Arizona) -
The Cosmological Origin of Disk Galaxy Scaling Laws
October 18
Sean Carroll (UChicago) -
Cosmological Magnetic Fields from Primordial Helicity
Lunch Seminar
Ola Tornkvist (Cambridge) -
Non-Abelian Bubble Collisions and Cosmic Magnetic Fields
October 25
Gia Dvali (NYU) -
Physics and Cosmology of Large Extra Dimensions
Lunch Seminar
Rocky Kolb (Fermilab) -
Bumps in the Primordial Power Spectrum: MAP and SDSS probe the
Planck scale
November 1
Phil Fischer (UMichigan) -
Weak Lensing Measurements of Galaxy Halos with the SDSS
Lunch Seminar
Pasquale Blasi (Fermilab) -
Non-thermal Processes in Clusters of Galaxies
November 8
Mike Hudson (Waterloo) -
Beyond the Great Attractor: Probing Dark Matter with Cosmic Flows
Lunch Seminar
Ravi Sheth (Fermilab) -
Seeing Red with Dark Matter Halos
November 15
Larry Ramsey (Penn State) -
The Hobby-Eberly telescope: a new model for ground based
optical-IR observing
November 22
Roman Scoccimarro (IAS) -
The Bispectrum of IRAS Galaxies
Lunch Seminar
Carlo Contaldi (Imperial College) -
Bayesian Estimates of Non-Gaussianity in the CMB
November 29
Anupam Mazumdar (Imperial College) -
Nonperturbative Production of Gravitinos
December 6
Larry Widrow (Queen's University) -
The First Magnetic Fields
December 13
No seminar
December 20
Laura Mersini (UW Milwaukee) -
Brane Dynamics and a Decaying Cosmological Constant
For questions, contact Idit Zehavi, who's organizing the seminars right now.
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